Category Archives: student 2.0
There is hope for journalism, these kids are proof
Two words my reaction to the video above: shock and hopefulness. This summer, middle school students from the Porterville Unified School District are learning about journalism at my high school, Granite Hills. And when I say “journalism” I don’t mean … Continue reading
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Student views on modernizing j-education
Student views on modernizing j-education from Lauren Rabaino on Vimeo. Students at the 2009 Associated Collegiate Press Conference in San Diego, Calif. discuss ideas on modernizing journalism education in the 21st century.
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Should you protect your status updates on Twitter?
Twitter is about the conversation. It’s about connections. It’s about transparency. So a question for you: In any other public conversation, would you make your peers and professionals sign a request form before you let them hear what you have … Continue reading
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Blurring the lines between social networks
We hear it over and over again: Nothing is truly “private” on the Web. But with the ability to set our profiles to “private,” we still tend to feel invincible and post photos/wall posts we’d never want employers to see. … Continue reading
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