Mixed media online project serves as inspiration for student journalists
Online project exploring individuals’ lives after prison valuable for students to explore
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Kansas State Fair provides inspiration for unique, hands-on learning experience
A chainsaw-wielding man carefully carves intricate designs into large logs. Sows give birth to squealing piglets. Children scream with delight
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Diving into Drones – How your journalism program can use DJI drones to enhance your visuals
It’s been eight years since the BBC launched a drone into the sky for the first time to help with news coverage. Is it worth spending your budget and fundraising dollars on this innovative visual toy? How could you actively use the drone in your program to get your money’s worth?
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Images attract eyes: Boost your website’s appeal with an image for every story
With the evolution of news media from print to digital to social, one rule has remained true: Images attract eyes.
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Check out this great photo site where the staff makes thousands of dollars a year by selling the photos they make
There was a post on the JEA Listserv a couple weeks ago where an adviser asked a question about starting
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Take Advice From the Pros on How to Best Shoot Photos Remotely
Since March, the majority of my cameras have been sitting on shelves. We haven’t been in school since March 13,
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Kenneth Wayne offers a few tips to take better photos with your mobile device
If you’re wanting to capture better photos with your mobile device, check out this video by Kenneth Wayne. He offers
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Tiny Assignments Can Assess Big Curricular Goals
So how do we create a quick assessment of essential digital journalism skills without a massive, multi-week, end-of-the-year project?
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SNO has a nice post on rules for using photos you find online. Check it out.
I was reading SNO’s e-newsletter The SNO Report last week and came upon this nice guide for staffs. There’s a
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