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ASNE Reynolds High School Journalism Institute, Arizona State University
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Thirty-five high school journalism educators from around the country traveled to Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in June 2009 for the ASNE Reynolds High School Journalism Institute. This blog carries their thoughts and information about the program.
The institute, one of five held around the country, is made possible by a grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation administered by the American Society of News Editors.
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- Closing ceremony comments
- Is it a story?
- Lesson Plans
- Back at Summer School
- Alma brings down the house
- Even the New York Times has issues with Copyright law
- Is it all over...?
- Back in Texas and missing the Fellows...
- Final questions answered by panel, institute fellows
- Fellows go out into the real world
- Exciting game
- Twitter Frenzy
- My favorite lesson
- Final thoughts
- Social circles and your newsroom.
- STRIKE
- Dealing with the Boss
- What's Next?
- Extra innings
- High school sports reporting: Remember these are c...
- My ASNE highlight
- In defense of Twitter
- A few thoughts on research and writing
- Let's go Mets!!!
- Absolutely agnostic = democratization of journalism
- Stats, self promotion and sports in journalism
- Sports Reporting for Students like Me
- Manning multimedia
- Don't face plant
- Inventing diversity
- It is in the attitude
- Sports writing made simple
- Some things will never change
- The Future is Upon Us
- What is good?
- Learning on the light rail
- Journalism prepares students for the real world
- Epic 2014: the future of news
- Sports writing for high school
- Playing God
- Back to reality...
- Unsavory reporting requires courage: an example of...
- Sports guy talks sports
- cultural literacy, media literacy . . . the lowbro...
- Hard Knocks Video Production
- Discourse on sports
- They are rewiring my BRAIN!!!!
- Media Literacy
- Susan Jacoby is right
- Avoid being bloggy (or tweet, but don't be a twit)
- Roberts teaches story development model
- Student-Teacher
- Starting a web site
- Youtube virgin posts first video
- Tweet, Tweet
- Keeping sight of the sites
- The new writing process
- Standards define good journalism
- Beware the delete button
- Ideas drive journalism
- Good stories build on good ideas
- Still Baffled
- Clearly defined expectations = good
- Honest to blog?
- Blog + Tweet
- Schwalbe was totally tweetalicious!
- Making the most of video
- Reading differently demands writing differently
- A night at the movies
- Vignette viewing
- Copyright Clarified
- Handling (and avoiding) Censorship
- First Amendment attorney right on with our rights ...
- Free Speech - but Copyrights Apply
- Photography in transition
- Principles & Principals
- Multimedia Report: Beating the heat in Phoenix
- Censorship Battle
- Gilger encourages teachers to talk to their bosses
- Put yourself in their shoes
- 867-5309 has nothing on this number
- It's the LAW....
- Multimedia Report: Heat - then and now
- Multimedia Report: Water, water everywhere!
- If I knew then what I know now.....
- Multimedia Report - Strategies for working in the ...
- Multimedia Report: Locals use attitude to flout th...
- You've gotta fight for THEIR rights!
- Sometimes it is not just about the perspective
- Multimedia Report: Pedicabs give "short trips, jus...
- Multimedia Report: Stayin' in the shade
- Multimedia Report: How you feelin'...Hot, Hot, Hot!
- Multimedia Report: Beat the Phoenix heat
- Multimedia Reports: Workers beat the heat in Phoenix
- Multimedia Report: The heat--it's all in your head
- Multimedia Report: Now we're cooking
- Organizing news staff crucial for success
- Oh the diversity!
- The Selection Process
- Diversity on a diverse day, but wearing the same c...
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Steve, Thanks SO MUCH for posting her comments... what a fun memory from our experience.
ReplyDeleteJeff Jones
Miyamura High School
Gallup, NM
I agree! I was still laughing about it on the plane home. That was the highlight of lunch, absolutely.
ReplyDeleteLMAO Bravo Alma, and Bravo Steve for posting this.
ReplyDeleteIt brought tears of joy.
Great post! (But Steve, where's your B-roll with the people's faces interspersed in the video?) Just kidding! Do you miss us yet?
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve!
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