PODCAST – Making the News Taste Better
News is kind of like broccoli. I’ll let Carmel HS adviser Jim Streisel explain in this episode.
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Mini-lessons for advisers when news cycles are slow: Shooting tips part one – BRoll
The student newsroom is quiet. Reporters working in groups have some down time. What should I have my students do
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Los Angeles Public Library offers a non-digital New Year’s Resolution
On an art and architecture tour of the Los Angeles Public Library during the December school holiday, a non-digital secret revealed
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Create a Companion Website for In-Depth Projects or Programs
Here is a great assignment for broadcast journalism students who work on in-depth projects or programs: Have them create a
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Mini-lessons for advisers when news cycles are slow: Brainstorming and planning
The student newsroom is quiet. Reporters working in groups have some down time. What should I have my students do
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Defining what broadcast means for scholastic journalism
I can’t have a broadcast program at my school. I don’t have a television studio. I don’t have a green
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Contest results from the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention in Washington DC #nhsjc
The 2014 Fall National High School Journalism Convention was held in Washington DC Nov. 6-9. In addition to some great
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Writing, shooting, editing, and publishing a video news package all on a mobile device
As educators and advisers, how often do we actually take part in a personal learning experience? Not the Friday afternoon
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Take your students on a Video Scavenger Hunt
Teaching the basics of videography and editing to students can feel like a daunting experience sometimes. However, a simple and
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