There are lots of great AI tools to help you fact-check work
There seem to be an explosion of new AI tools being developed every day. Many of these can benefit journalists
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Law & Ethics
JEA Curriculum Highlight: Introducing Students to Takedown Requests
If your staff has had a website for long, they’ve probably received a request to take down something that’s been
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It’s Time To Talk With Your Staff About Artificial Intelligence Tools
After a situation in my introductory class last spring where AI was used to create an opinion column, I decided
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Images of text cause accessibility issues
I had the opportunity to judge some state journalism contests recently, and I was floored by how far online student
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If you’re looking to find music that students will like using in their video and podcast productions, check out Artlist
My staff had been struggling the last few years on finding good music, which you can find more info here,
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Check out this great photo site where the staff makes thousands of dollars a year by selling the photos they make
There was a post on the JEA Listserv a couple weeks ago where an adviser asked a question about starting
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B.L. v. Mahanoy: A New Case in Scholastic Journalism Law
WATCH ORAL ARGUMENTS OF THIS CASE ON C-SPAN APRIL 28, 2021. In what may be the most pivotal case regarding
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Avoiding copyright issues and staying safe when using photos and other content
Having problems getting appropriate photos to accompany stories? What about possible copyright issues that could arise from using these photos?
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SNO has a nice post on rules for using photos you find online. Check it out.
I was reading SNO’s e-newsletter The SNO Report last week and came upon this nice guide for staffs. There’s a
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