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What is ECs Virtual AdvisErs Conference?

Picaboo Yearbooks proudly partners with the ultimate Virtual Yearbook Adviser Conference experience! Get ready to be amazed at the upcoming Virtual Yearbook Conference—an event like no other. The Virtual ECS Advisers Conference is a two-day online extravaganza designed for yearbook advisers. Join us on Monday, July 21st, and Tuesday, July 22nd, from 9 AM to 5 PM EST for a two-days of fun-filled online learning.

This year is ECS’s 9th Adviser Conference, and it is our most important professional development event of the year, showcasing the latest yearbook trends, techniques, and technology, such as:

  • The future of yearbooks

  • Improving and streamlining book design & photography

  • Using yearbooks as part of a curriculum

  • Making yearbooks more interactive in a digital age

  • Optimizing yearbook sales

  • Planning your yearbook more efficiently … and more!

If interested in the conference, please get in touch with your sales representative, email marketing@picabooyearbooks.com or click the registration button.

ECS Virtual Advisers COnference Applications are NOw Open

  • ECS printing facility tour

  • ECS Employee panel at 2024 conference

  • ecs printing facility tour

  • Adviser team building event

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  • Event Dinner in Princeton, NJ

Our Most Popular Conference Workshops

sales & Marketing

In this training session, we explored ways to plan your yearbook - from the planning stage to final approval.

Advisers learned how to utilize the online store, best practices for in-school sales, and how to reinvest any profits to grow the program for the future.

Yearbook Photography

In this session, photographers shared their best photography tips and tricks for getting perfect shots every time.

Advisers learned technical strategies with ISO, aperture, shutter speed, and flash photography.

new adviser Orientation

This lesson is a hands-on workshop for advisers new to yearbooks.

Advisers used a rubric to plan ahead and learned how to organize staff and how to come up with lesson plans for the first 6 weeks.