Eight years ago, Jason Wallestad was a high school newspaper adviser who wanted to challenge his students to create a website.
"I didn't have a clue about how to do it," Wallestad said. "I didn't know...
Students are encouraged to join the American Society News Editors Youth Journalism Initiative Student Advisory board for the 2015-16 school year.
The Student Advisory Board, made up of more than 120...
ASNE Chat is picking up speed as the new meeting place for journalism advisers from around the country to gather, ask questions and share ideas. Administered by the American Society of News Editors’...
In its final year, the 2015 Reynolds High School Journalism Institute brought together 140 teachers from 41 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico for comprehensive hands-on journalism training....
Kim Pekala will go back to school geared with money and expertise to improve her school's student news media.
The Coral Springs Charter School teacher recently received $1,000 through the 1 For All...
Journalists at news organizations around the world are using smartphones and other mobile connected devices to tell stories in new and different ways. Now, smartphone technology is allowing teachers to...
During the Reynolds High School Journalism Institute at the University of Missouri, Edward McCain, the digital curator of journalism for the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute,...
Journalism textbooks often stick to the fundamentals of writing, but the third edition of The Radical Write offers teachers and students something different.
“I want students to write interesting...
Student Journalism & Media Literacy covers just about every topic a student journalist needs to know in a media landscape that is constantly evolving. Although the book addresses fundamentals of writing...
Selecting students to staff a publication can be a difficult and stressful process, but one teacher says staff selection can even involve a little luck.
“I've used a variety of methods to select staff...
