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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Advisers, Adobe has a great teaching resource to help your students create Explainer Videos
If you’re looking for a nice resource to help teach students how to create Explainer Videos, Adobe has a free
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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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Have Staffers Create Style Guides for Recurring Video Series
I’ve had a few different types of video series catch on with students. All of these videos do not fall
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Make your own cheap teleprompter with a few simple items
Brian Stiles shared this great video on the JEA Listserv and I had to pass it along. My students have
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JEA Curriculum Highlight: Lighting in Multimedia Broadcast
If you’re looking for a nice unit that spans a couple weeks and will help level your students up with
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If you’re looking for some tips on optimal settings to export videos in Adobe Premiere, here’s a nice one by Adobe in a Minute
We’ve had a couple videos offering tips for exporting videos in Adobe Premiere before, however, most of those offered some
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Premiere Pro: How to Trim and Cut Without the Razor Tool
There it was. A three-camera interview was synced up on the timeline, and the student editor’s eyes were a little
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