Instagram Now Allows All Users To Use Links in Stories
In case you missed the news last week, all users can now use links in their stories. This is welcome
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60 Second Docs a great source of inspiration
Indigenous Media’s 60 Second Docs channel provides inspiration for non-fiction video storytellers.
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Getting info from teaching staff for daily announcements
First, let me start by saying that I KNOW daily broadcast shows are time-consuming. They often aren’t even possible, depending
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Join the JEA Digital Media Committee at 10 a.m. CT on Saturday, Nov. 6, from the comfort of your home or your favorite coffee shop (and bring a friend)
The JEA Digital Media Committee (the group responsible for this site and a host of other things) will be hosting
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Early bird registration rate increases Oct. 23 for virtual fall national journalism convention. Get your registration in today for the sessions and contests.
The Fall JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention will offer online programming with registration open now. The price increases Oct. 23
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Back to Basics: Focusing an interview
I teach in a small school; currently, we’re under 500 students, and that means I’m working with brand-new students who
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JEA opens National Student Media Contests for student journalists. Oct. 18 deadline approaches
The fall JEA National Student Media Contests are open and 45 categories are available for students to compete in. Contests
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PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs Launches New Learning Platform
PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs introduced its StoryMaker site last week after three years of planning and development. StoryMaker is
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If you’re working with your staff on their interviewing skills, you might want to check out this video on how not to conduct an interview
There are lots of great ways to teach students how to interview, but some of the most effective lessons can
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