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Managing scholastic journalism organizations online: Connectedness, encouragement ‘in the trenches’

December 9, 2016November 25, 2016 Amanda Bright 3213 Views 0 Comments IJEA, Illinois Journalism Education Association, managing online presence, scholastic jouranlism, social media, state organizations, websites

This post is co-authored with Dave Porreca. We always knew the Illinois Journalism Education Association was an amazing resource and

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