Before participants meet next month for the 2012 Fall National High School Journalism Convention, photography judges will begin reviewing images for the photojournalism contests. “In the old days,” judges critiqued hundreds of participants images

We talk a lot on this site about easy ways to use video in our classrooms and productions. I recently came upon an excellent resource, Software Advice, that discussed ways to capture great videos

I truly enjoy when teachers reach out for help to better instruct their students. Especially when the instruction involves introducing video production and skills. Aaron, a high school multimedia teacher, recently wrote to me and

Trying to figure out what apps to load to those new staff iPods or iPads? Sarah Marshall posted a nice list of 22 tools and apps that you should take a look at. It

The beginning of the year is always exciting. But sometimes as teachers we are asked to provide instruction for a subject that we aren’t trained in or fully prepared for. This situation is happening

  Los Angeles-based multimedia journalist and Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism professor Richard Koci Hernandez recently released an iBook reviewing the latest apps and gear for mobile journalism. Mobile Reporting Field Guide was created in collaboration

If your journalism program includes broadcast or video, JEA Digital Media has compiled some valuable resources just for you.  Our new Guide To Broadcast and Video puts some of the best posts from our

Don’t discount what you can learn about Apple programs from the store’s free workshops. Although I have attended the Apple Store workshops in the Boise Town Square Mall in my hometown of Boise, Idaho, the

The great thing about video and my Professional Learning Network (PLN), is that as much as we may want to reinvent the wheel, there is simply no need to do so. Powerful and useful