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Collaboration tool Miro helps teams plan, connect, track projects

Working remotely has shifted from exception to norm in the program I advise, and students love finding new ways to

From April 25-27, 2019, the spring national high school journalism convention took place in Anaheim. The three days of programming

“But there’s nothing to write about!” Any good editor or adviser knows that simply isn’t the case. But if winter

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

I’ve had the privilege of judging high school media websites from all across the country. And it truly is a

I can’t have a broadcast program at my school. I don’t have a television studio. I don’t have a green

From storefront posters to paper cups at coffee shops, QR codes are everywhere. With recent discussion on the JEA listserv

The digital world of smartphones, social media and widely available Internet access has created an audience expecting instant gratification. Anyone

Our broadcast and video production classes made the switch to High Definition video (HD) successfully this year, but it has

Isaias Live Updates: Expected To Make Landfall Tonight as a Hurricane
on August 3, 2020 at 11:52 pm
Tropical Storm Isaias is forecast to become a Category 1 hurricane again and make landfall in the Carolinas on Monday. Flash flooding and tornadoes are possible.
Updates: Lord & Taylor and Men’s Wearhouse Owner File for Bankruptcy
by The New York Times on August 3, 2020 at 11:47 pm
F.T.C. Investigating Twitter for Potential Privacy Violations
by Kate Conger on August 3, 2020 at 11:35 pm
The social media company said the agency was examining whether it had misused people’s personal information to serve ads.
TikTok, Trump and an Impulse to Play C.E.O. to Corporate America
by Ana Swanson and Michael D. Shear on August 3, 2020 at 11:28 pm
The president’s interventions in company dealings based on his own instincts are a departure from the arm’s-length approach of predecessors of either party.