
CASE STUDY
| TITLE |
| EDUCAUSE Review |
| CLIENT/PUBLISHER |
| EDUCAUSE |
| CATEGORY |
| Education |
| MEDIA |
| Print |
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"The reaction to the redesign of our magazine has been phenomenal. An EDUCAUSE board member asked for 300 copies of the first issue—immediately—to distribute on her campus."
Richard N. Katz, former
EDUCAUSE vice president
Audience
Key decision-makers in higher education: presidents, chancellors, board members and chief information officers
Challenge
When EDUCASE decided to change its flagship publication, EDUCAUSE Review, the organization wanted to work with a firm that had excellent art and graphic capabilities but could also offer strong production, quality control and experienced personnel. Of six firms consulted, The Magazine Group was selected.
Results
"We expected a wrestling match," says Katz, "but what we got was a love-in. The Magazine Group has a terrific staff: professional, responsive and creative. The work flowed smoothly. They developed schedules and held themselvesand usto them. And the result was terrific."
The Magazine Group as designs a second major EDUCAUSE publication, EDUCAUSE Quarterly, and manages the ongoing design and production of both magazines.
Awards
- Ozzie Award - Silver Award for Best Use of Illustration, Association/Nonprofit
- Ozzie Award - Honorable Mention for Best Use of Illustration, Association/Nonprofit
- Ozzie Award - Finalist for Best Redesign, Association/Nonprofit
- Print Regional Design Annual - "Commonsense Ideas from an Online Survivor"
- Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington - "Commonsense Ideas"
- Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington - "The Media Production Model"
- Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington - "More Than Just Access"
- APEX Awards For Publication Excellence - Award of Excellence for Most Improved, Magazines & Journals
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