
Evaluation on research
From my research I discovered that most first year students
did not know where to find a college magazine however would purchase one. Both
first and second year students would like to hear about food with the college
and about deals within other shops in Henley. They would also like to hear
about road closures and anything that would affect their journey to college.
This topic may apply to older students more as they are more likely to be
driving themselves to college instead of younger students who may catch a bus.
Only some students would like to hear about sports enrichments. The students
that did enrichment were the ones that were interested in reading about
enrichment in a college magazine. Second year students mostly wanted the
magazine to be informal and to include information on road closures and
different ways of travelling to college. Also nearly all first year students
also wanted the magazine to be an informal style.
This information has affected my decisions on what to put on
the front cover of my college magazine. As the front cover is the first thing
students see before buying the magazine, I will need to put topics that will
interest them. Therefore I will have topics such as food, sports and road
closures. My magazine will have an informal style as this is what most students
said they’d prefer. Majority of students said they didn’t know where to find a
college magazine therefore hadn’t brought one before.
While analysing other magazine covers I noticed a pattern of
how a typical magazine is laid out. Also there was not much writing on the
front of the magazines I analgised as the front cover is meant to be a main
image with a simple overview of what the magazine includes. The pricing of the
magazines tend to be fairly small to not put people of buying them. However if
there was a promotion or sale of the magazine then the price was made more
obvious.











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