Curation tool, Storify, over and out
While critiquing for summer website contests and recommending Storify to a young news program (adviser one-year-old), I learned that
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Author: Michelle Harmon
Adobe blog discusses how integration of CTE in schools (versus CTE in off-campus programs) exposes more students to digital media skills
Many use Adobe publishing programs in media production classes. Qualified Career and Technical Education teachers often have budgets to purchase
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Help Wanted: Consider Business Journalism, said Reuters Technology Correspondent
If you go to Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, write for companies like the Los Angeles Times, the
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Snopes, Politifact help detect Fake News; current epidemic is the topic of humanities talk
This article originally appeared in my Arizona travel blog, Purple Cactus. Although people “wise up to it,” according to Ph.D.
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#Press4Education matches teachers with professional journalists in the classroom. Want to help or get matched up?
Professional journalists in the classroom reek of credibility and experience. That’s why the Society of Professional Journalists and Journalism Education Association are making a
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Student-produced conference videos make great marketing tools
Both for going to and coming from a conference, student-produced conference videos add value. Use them to encourage others to
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New York Times opt-in Olympics feed a good example for high school journalists
The New York Times 2016 Olympic social media coverage paves a more interesting way to use social media to cover
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‘Linotype, The Film’ gives perspective to technological development (Review Part 2)
There are many facts about Mark Twain that an English and journalism teacher can accumulate over the years –for example,
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Google Docs templates help students submit staff applications
Google Forms is certainly a wise choice for staff applications, but this year I went back to some old-fashioned ways
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