It’s not the wand, it’s the wizard
Scholastic media programs do not need a huge budget or top-of-the-line equipment to create a quality broadcast.
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Equipment
Use a Lightning to SD Card Reader with Your iPhone to Make Posting Event Photos and Videos Quicker To Social Media
I had a student talk to me last week about wanting to posts and videos to Instagram during a ballgame.
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Adobe Max Inspiration: Creating Thumb-Stopping Stop-Motion Content for Social Media
One of the sessions that got me rethinking some of the work we have our photography staffers do was this
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Diving into Drones – How your journalism program can use DJI drones to enhance your visuals
It’s been eight years since the BBC launched a drone into the sky for the first time to help with news coverage. Is it worth spending your budget and fundraising dollars on this innovative visual toy? How could you actively use the drone in your program to get your money’s worth?
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Rodecaster upgrades their popular podcasting console with the Rodecaster Pro II
My staff has used the Rodecaster Pro production console for a few years now and it’s been great. They’ve got
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JEA Curriculum Highlight: Lighting in Multimedia Broadcast
If you’re looking for a nice unit that spans a couple weeks and will help level your students up with
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If you’re looking to get started with Livestreaming, or level up your game, Mashable has some nice lists to check out
My staff has been livestreaming for years now. They’ve done everything from ball games and pep assemblies to the campus
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Back to Basics: Focusing an interview
I teach in a small school; currently, we’re under 500 students, and that means I’m working with brand-new students who
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Tips for making sure you have necessary technology tools in the classroom your students need to be successful
I’ve got 99 problems. The right equipment and technology might be 98 of them. There are many inherent situations that
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