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JEA Curriculum Team and Board Offer Resources for Those Engaging in Distance/Online Learning

The JEA curriculum team and board thought it was imperative we offer some resources ASAP for those who are about

Every Friday on my drive to work, I delight in one thing above all else: NPR’s Story Corps. It’s a

In an amazing workshop I attended this summer, I was introduced to a nifty little tool that has saved my

While most student journalists are pretty familiar with Google’s suite of applications and tools, one they may be unaware of

Over the years, I’ve felt like our staff organization has been pretty good. With a traditional setup of management team

If you run a broadcast journalism program, are beginning to start a program, or want to find easy and better

What is your name?Aaron Manfull What school do you teach at?Francis Howell North High School What city and state is

If your organization is hosting a summer journalism workshop for students and/or advisers that has a digital media component to

Working remotely has shifted from exception to norm in the program I advise, and students love finding new ways to

Facebook Bets Big on Future of N.Y.C., and Offices, With New Lease
by Matthew Haag on August 3, 2020 at 10:54 pm
Despite the pandemic, the social media giant leased all the office space in the former main post office at Penn Station in Midtown.
Coronavirus Live Updates
on August 3, 2020 at 10:46 pm
Some U.S. schools begin to reopen with fraught results. With a focus on the coronavirus, other deadly diseases are making a comeback.
I’m the Police Chief in Portland. Violence Isn’t the Answer.
by Chuck Lovell on August 3, 2020 at 10:39 pm
As a Black man and a public servant, I see that spectacle is drowning out the voices that need to be heard to make positive change.
These Remarks Might Get a Police Chief Fired. Not in New York.
by Emma G. Fitzsimmons on August 3, 2020 at 10:32 pm
The police commissioner’s pointed criticism — and the fact that he still has his job — speaks to the mayor’s fraught relationship with the Police Department.