Newseum launches new module, cultivates news literacy
The Newseum in Washington, D.C., is launching a Civil Rights module Friday (8/30/13), and many JEA members have been emailed
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starting from scratch
Michelle Packansky-Brock’s learning community a must — just do it!
If you haven’t connected with Michelle Pacansky-Brock yet, it’s time. Join her community now. She’s a leading author and teacher
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ihigh.com is an alternative CMS for news website start-ups
More than 4,000 high school news programs who have used the free my.hsj.org to develop an online news presence will
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Newbie videography teacher, students share what they learned from JEA bootcamp
I am one of those advisers who is a traditional print journalist. Adding video to my program’s on-line news site
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Storify: Use social media to write fun stories, like the sample here of JEA / NSPA San Francisco convention
[View the story “Try Storify for curating social media posts” on Storify]
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Huffington Post provides news for teens by teens
“How to Destress During Those Last Few Weeks” “My Two Moms: A 17-Year-Old’s Take on Prop 8 and DOMA” “6
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Video Equipment Checkout
“I’m going to give you $1700.” That’s what I tell my students when I spend an entire period explaining my
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Adviser shares tipping point: how to help your students take charge of on-line news
It feels so good to finally be here, to have a journalism program that includes both print and on-line news.
Read moreStarting a Broadcast Journalism program from scratch – where to begin
The beginning of the year is always exciting. But sometimes as teachers we are asked to provide instruction for a
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