What the best way to layout a Graphic Design research/scrapbook file?

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Alison F asked:


Hi i am a university student and we have to keep a running journal/scrapbook/research file on anything we find interesting and how we came up with ideas for assignment briefs. i want mine to look professional, so that if i go to a job interview they can see my research. i dont want to use a plain a4 binder and i dont want to do the obvious college/highschool thing of writing everything about what i did with a stuck in picture underneath it. Is their a way i can do it, or is their any links/books of ideas that people have done this?

Jerome
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    1. RustSKIPper Says:
      April 24th, 2009 at 7:01 am

      For those that are some sites with tips to organize so you could organize so you can find things easily using table.
      Scrapbook you could organize chronologically but you could organize it professionally notice that are some sites with tips to the front to anyone but that may have no meaning.