It feels so good to finally be here, to have a journalism program that includes both print and on-line news.  Looking back (and forward), here are a few areas in which I struggled and

If your organization is hosting a summer journalism workshop that has a digital media component to it, we’d love to hear about it and list it on our “2013 Workshops” page. Just fill out

CoveritLive.com is a web based live blogging tool that allows you to broadcast live commentary with anyone around the world.  And on February 4th at 6pm CST, our friends from the National Scholastic Press Association

It’s safe to say Instagram isn’t going anywhere. Recent studies indicate that the free photo sharing app has more than 7 million daily visitors, and is it turns out, many of them are teenagers. For

Tweets from high school journalists and high school journalism during a one month experiment with iPads

We will work for the first time to share our Digital Media Committee meeting online as it happens. Barring a problem, join us here at 8 a.m. CST Nov. 17 for our hour-long meeting

 The JEA Digital Media Committee (the group responsible for this site and a host of other things) will be meeting in San Antonio at the JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention. The meeting will

The link below is a Letter from the Editors in the last issue of The Little Hawk.  It is an interesting look at two student’s perspective on the future of journalism and how to

The Kirkwood Call 2012-13 Web System Organization: At the beginning of each month, web editors share a Google doc with calendar dates and slots in which staffers can choose the day which their content goes