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Rethink Grading…Again

I’ve been advising journalism for over two decades, and I am still in search of the perfect grading system. Whenever

If you’re looking for a project for your multimedia broadcast students to do, creating a portfolio of their work could

I have long organized my staffs and the work they do around the Rule of 3. With school changing so

I am the type of teacher that likes everything organized, labeled, and in its home. When school closed and forced

So how do we create a quick assessment of essential digital journalism skills without a massive, multi-week, end-of-the-year project?

I’ve already shared on this site what I’m doing with my introductory broadcast journalism class and today I thought I’d

As with most schools, we were able to get third quarter in this spring and in my introductory Broadcast Journalism

As many schools and districts move to an e-learning format, this leaves production-based classes without their studios, equipment, and software.

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

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