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12 ways to start your (virtual) media class

One of the challenges of teaching a journalism production class, or in my case, a single journalism class that combines

Pick a Treatment Figuring out how you want to tell your story early on is crucial because it can determine

If you’re wanting to capture better photos with your mobile device, check out this video by Kenneth Wayne. He offers

Looking for a few tips on how to take better video with your smartphone or other mobile device. Here are

Recording kits can be expensive, but you can also make one on a budget! Here’s a list of the equipment

We often see the same story ideas each year in student media. As students cycle through our programs, greatest hits

ClickUp is a robust project management tool that can be highly personalized for a scholastic press room to plan publications,

This past summer I was named an Adobe Education Leader. As part of that, during last month’s Adobe Education Summit

As student journalists and advisers, we often discuss how to conduct an interview – an essential skill. These days virtual

50 Years of Blaming Milton Friedman. Here’s Another Idea.
by Binyamin Appelbaum on September 18, 2020 at 8:35 pm
Half a century after he blessed corporate greed, liberals are still trying to rebut his arguments. They’re fighting the wrong battle.
What to Know About Trump’s TikTok-WeChat App Store Ban
by The New York Times on September 18, 2020 at 8:35 pm
Both apps, which have more than 100 million U.S. users, are owned by Chinese companies. Here’s the latest.
Early Voting Begins in Four States
by The New York Times on September 18, 2020 at 8:35 pm
Voters are casting ballots in Virginia, Wyoming, South Dakota and Minnesota, where Joe Biden and President Trump will campaign today. Here’s the latest.
No, a Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Didn’t Partner With a Pro-Communist Chinese Group
by The New York Times on September 18, 2020 at 8:35 pm
From Daily Distortions, The Times’s project on viral misinformation: An investigation that went viral conflated two nonprofits with the same name.