Kansas State Fair provides inspiration for unique, hands-on learning experience
A chainsaw-wielding man carefully carves intricate designs into large logs. Sows give birth to squealing piglets. Children scream with delight
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Staff Development
Ending with a bang: 5 ideas to close down your publication year with your team
Are you needing some ideas to end your publication year with a bang? Do you want to let your staff
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Don’t stick to the status quo: 3 questions to ask yourself when developing digital innovations
Cassidy Hettesheimer is a sophomore at the University of Georgia majoring in Journalism with a minor in General Business and
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Planning Your Next Staff Retreat/Training for the 2021-2022 School Year
After the most complex, unpredictable, nerve-wracking quandary of a school year, most advisers have enjoyed several weeks in June and
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“Alexa, tell me a joke.” 4 ideas to bring fun into your virtual or hybrid classroom.
This school year has been crazy and as students trudge through this year, I am reminded that at the core
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4 Reasons to Use Contest and Competition to build Culture with your Journalism team
There’s no question that the pandemic has made advisers question their priorities, initiatives and focus during the 2020-2021 academic school
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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
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How to get new story ideas, increase diversity in coverage with online activity
We often see the same story ideas each year in student media. As students cycle through our programs, greatest hits
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Collaboration tool Miro helps teams plan, connect, track projects
Working remotely has shifted from exception to norm in the program I advise, and students love finding new ways to
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