Newsletters

Using Columns to create Newsletters Columns are often used to create documents such as brochures and newsletters. Arranging text in columns often makes text easier to read and provides more visual interest.

Are one of the best ways to communicate a variety of information to a wide range of people.

A Well Planned Newsletter will: Be attractive and easy to read Use graphics and other desktop publishing features to attract readers’ attention.

Standard Elements/Parts of a Newsletter Nameplate/masthead Date line Headline Body Text Credits

Nameplate/Masthead Section located on the first page giving the name of the newsletter, organization and possible logo. It may sometimes include a tagline.

Line under the nameplate that includes the volume number, issue number, and the date of publication.

Headline Large-type title stating the subject of an article (sometimes lists the byline).

The information in an article Credits A list of the names and locations of the newsletters staff.