Beyond the Lip Dub Factory: Courageous Broadcast Journalists
Someone once said that bad things happen in the world, but its our job as journalists to help fix them.
Read moreSomeone once said that bad things happen in the world, but its our job as journalists to help fix them.
Read moreThe audio in a video is just as important, if not more, than the actual video itself. Without sound, you
Read moreOne of the greatest fears we have as journalism advisers is that of making mistakes. So much is on the
Read moreAs journalism advisers, we know the importance of reporting multiple sides of every story. But what if our staffs were
Read moreDeveloping ideas for news stories is always challenging, and especially so for broadcast journalists. Our process has evolved over the
Read moreI can’t have a broadcast program at my school. I don’t have a television studio. I don’t have a green
Read moreYesterday, JEA announced the recipient of the 2015 JEA National High School Broadcast Adviser of the Year: Don Goble of
Read moreLike it or not, appearances are everything in broadcast journalism and it’s important for our students to get it technically
Read moreGrading is an unpleasant necessity of the educational system, and a challenge for broadcast advisers to get right. In my previous article,
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