Here Are the Top 10 Most Read Non-video-related Posts on Our Site in 2018
Curriculum for a High School Social Media Class – by Beth Phillips Create staff applications online with Google Docs (revisited)
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Here’s a Walkthrough of How We Use Basecamp (for free) to Organize Our Publication Work [video]
My love for Slack and Trello came quickly after starting to use the applications, and my affection developed over time.
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Check out our Top 10 posts from 2017
It’s been a great year on JEADigitalMedia.org, thanks so much for visiting. We’ve posted 109 articles on the site this
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SocialMediaExaminer.com has a nice resource for stock videos, photos and audio downloads
I came upon this post on SocialMediaExaminer.com a few days back and thought it was worth a mention. In the
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Create a Bingo card to help keep staffers busy and engaged during downtime
To be completely honest, I stole this idea from my gym, where it was highly effective. The idea is that
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Advisers: Staff should start digital portfolios NOW
I have ONE suggestion for EVERY student media adviser out there: Have students start creating a professional online portfolio NOW.
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Adapting the Rule of 3 for a Middle School Journalism Program
As both a newspaper and yearbook teacher, the one thing that I find most difficult is finding curriculum for
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Take a closer look at the Journalism Education Association Curriculum
If you’re a JEA member, you likely not only know about the JEA curriculum, but you’ve used it in your
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JEA Curriculum Panel: Advising an Online Publication
I recently sat down with four advisers to discuss advising online publications. In this discussion, we cover: staff structures and editor positions unique to online publications, managing rolling deadlines, handling challenges and issues that are unique to online publications, and why it’s worth it to advise an online publication.
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