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Leverage AI for editorial cartoons, graphics

July 25, 2024July 23, 2024 Todd R. Vogts 58 Views 0 Comments Adobe Firefly, ai, AI image, AI image generator, AI image generators, AI images, artificial intelligence, cartoon, chatgpt, community news, computer-generated, computer-generated graphics, computer-generated images, Dall-E, digital media, drawing, editorial, editorial cartoon, graphics, how-to, illustrations, Images, International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors, ISWNE, J.D. Painter, Jim Painter, journalism, media, Midjourney, Open-AI, reporting, resources, student journalism, student media, technology, tips and tricks, tools, visual, visual appeal, visuals, writing

Conversations about artificial intelligence (AI) permeate our public discourse. Typically the focus on this technology centers on it being the

Media Literacy Tips

Use Verity to help teach media literacy skills

September 5, 2023August 31, 2023 Todd R. Vogts 1019 Views 0 Comments ai, artificial intelligence, bias, civic engagement, conspiracy theories, curricular, curriculum, democracy, disinformation, echo chambers, education, filter bubbles, Improve the News, journalism, journalism education, literacy, machine learning, media, Media Literacy, misinformation, ML, news, news avoidance, news consumption, news trust, podcast, polarization, skills, social capital, teaching, teaching journalism, teaching media, teaching tool, tools, trust, Verity, website

Trust in the news media remains low. It’s to the point that Americans under 30 “are now almost as likely

Resources

Mizzou offers teaching resources for journalism educators

October 5, 2022October 5, 2022 Todd R. Vogts 2771 Views 0 Comments audio storytelling, broadcast, broadcast curriculum, curriculum, data journalism, free lesson plans, free resources, JEA Curriculum, JEA Curriculum Initiative, journalism, lesson plans, media, Missouri High School Journalism Project, Missouri School of Journalism, Mizzou, multimedia, scholastic journalism, scholastic media, social media, teaching resources, University of Missouri, videography

For journalism educators looking for a fresh take on a topic or needing serious help with how to teach a

Best practices Grading

Tiny Assignments Can Assess Big Curricular Goals

May 18, 2020May 21, 2020 Christina Geabhart 5274 Views 5 Comments 6-word story, assessment, broadcast, journalism, photography, Sign off

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

Featured Social Media Tips

Want to grow your digital audience? Create a schedule and stick to it

September 3, 2018August 27, 2018 Sarah Nichols 4214 Views 0 Comments audience, calendar, content, digital media, Emily Ristow, engagement, journalism, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, online, Pew Research Center, schedule, social media, student media, traffic, Twitter, website

Reaching new audiences is among most staffs’ goals. After all, students work hard to produce meaningful stories and engaging content.

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Social media for entrepreneurial journalism: 30 tools in 60 minutes

June 8, 2018June 8, 2018 Sarah Nichols 3578 Views 0 Comments apps, entrepreneurship, iPhone, journalism, Mobile, social media, student media, tech, trends

Summer break can be the perfect time for both advisers and students to take on pet projects and learn new

Blogging Featured Staff Development Writing

Help Wanted: Consider Business Journalism, said Reuters Technology Correspondent

April 30, 2018April 28, 2018 Michelle Harmon 3193 Views 0 Comments journalism, policies, storytelling

If you go to Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, write for companies like the Los Angeles Times, the

Featured Resources Tips

#Press4Education matches teachers with professional journalists in the classroom. Want to help or get matched up?

March 7, 2018March 4, 2018 Michelle Harmon 3892 Views 0 Comments curriculum, JEA, journalism, moving online, SPJ, starting from scratch, training

Professional journalists in the classroom reek of credibility and experience. That’s why the Society of Professional Journalists and Journalism Education Association are making a

Featured Law & Ethics Staff & Advising Staff Development

Online graphic might help teach information bias — is it real or is it fake news?

December 19, 2016December 14, 2016 Michelle Harmon 10553 Views 0 Comments journalism, policies, training

This online image circulated by email at my school. My colleague found it on http://imgur.com/7xHaUXf, but a reverse Google image search

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