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Curriculum for a High School Social Media Class – by Beth Phillips Create staff applications online with Google Docs (revisited)

Every adviser, no matter how veteran, knows (or at least, will know at some point in her career) the pain

I’m never one who follows a strict path year to year. My staff jobs, job titles and job descriptions take

NPR has some great resources to guide staffs on managing social media accounts. One of their guides is “How

Create a staff manual using Wikispaces.com. When one of my veteran newspaper students needed to move on, I realized she

[UPDATED: This post was updated 8.21.15 from its original post 6.18.15] Despite what some educators may want, social media is

In the past year or so, some tremendous resources have been developed for broadcast journalism teachers. These lesson plans, guides

The overall skills broadcast journalism students may learn in a high school course will depend upon the type of program

Streaming Video Will Soon Look Like the Bad Old Days of TV
by Matthew Ball on August 23, 2019 at 2:30 am
As media monoliths bundle their offerings, consumers will once again have to pay for a bunch of shows they don’t want.
Mitch McConnell: The Filibuster Plays a Crucial Role in Our Constitutional Order
by Mitch McConnell on August 23, 2019 at 2:30 am
Democrats who want to change Senate rules for temporary political gain will rue the day, as they have before.
Democrats Are Getting Very Serious About the Native American Vote
by Sarah Vowell on August 23, 2019 at 2:30 am
At a forum for presidential candidates, “everyone counts” sounded like both a moral and an electoral imperative.
From Voodoo Economics to Evil-Eye Economics
by Paul Krugman on August 23, 2019 at 2:30 am
Are Democrats hexing the Trump boom with bad thoughts?