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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New videos help define what makes a strong website, broadcast
What are judges looking for when they critique student media? What makes a great student news site or broadcast, anyway?
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Online certifications, trainings can boost knowledge of both advisers and staff
After reading an article about social and digital certifications by Cindy Royal in the summer of 2017, I was inspired.
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#Press4Education matches teachers with professional journalists in the classroom. Want to help or get matched up?
Professional journalists in the classroom reek of credibility and experience. That’s why the Society of Professional Journalists and Journalism Education Association are making a
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Hosting a Digital Media Workshop in 2018? Tell us about it.
If your organization is hosting a summer journalism workshop for students and/or advisers that has a digital media component to
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Online graphic might help teach information bias — is it real or is it fake news?
This online image circulated by email at my school. My colleague found it on http://imgur.com/7xHaUXf, but a reverse Google image search
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Think on-line first for student publications
The following was presented at the Los Angeles JEA national high school journalism conference. Think On-Line First from Michelle
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Use Wikispaces for a staff manual
Create a staff manual using Wikispaces.com. When one of my veteran newspaper students needed to move on, I realized she
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Four new Web module lessons now available
Now available on the JEA Web Curriculum page (member login required) are four new lessons: Comparing Print and Online Journalism: Students
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