Testing the limits of Google documents
In my American Studies class last week, my students tried something new — whole-class, simultaneous editing of one document. (We were
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Scholastic Journalism Call for Help on Social Media Use
Social media has become a piece in the fabric of our lives, including the professional world of journalism. Many teachers
Read moreEverything I Learned About Digital Media
Are journalism educators asking the right questions about digital and social media? How do we know when we engage readers?
Read more[Presentation] How to survive the first year online from NSPA/JEA
At the recent NSPA/JEA conference in Minneapolis, I presented a session called “How to survive the first year online.” In
Read moreHuntley Adviser Dennis Brown Shares His Staff’s Proposal to Move the Journalism Program Online
If you’re looking to pitch your school or district on moving online, this is a post that’s going to make
Read moreSchools should consider collapsing multiple editorial policies into one media policy
As scholastic media staffs begin integrating the web into their everyday routine, it’s becoming more and more evident that to
Read moreHow I’m surviving my first year as adviser: Increasing Pageviews Part 2
Last time, I wrote about how the website I advise recently received 100,000 pageviews. You can read the first five
Read moreHow I’m surviving my first year as adviser: Increasing Pageviews
This week, the website I advise, Niles West News, received its 100,000th pageview. Considering our site went live less than
Read moreHow I’m surviving my first year as adviser: Online Comments
I’m a first-year adviser of an online-only student newspaper at a suburban Chicago school of roughly 2,500 students. I began
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