I'm always searching for activities that are meaningful for the students, yet simple enough for a substitute teacher to manage. Here is a great activity to leave for a sub that also is fun for the students and informative.
Photo Web Quest
This blog was created to offer tips and assistance for secondary journalism, newspaper and yearbook teachers. Although the primary focus is on inexperienced advisers, items of interest for veteran advisers will also be posted throughout the school year.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Marketing Survey
One project that Journalism I or II students can create is a marketing survey for the newspaper. Have the class select a current topic of interest on campus and survey the student body. Below is a sample survey with a simple construction to make recording answers and tallying results efficient.
Sample Survey
Sample Survey
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Vlogging/Blogging for FBLA
Wednesday I am honored to present Tips for Vlogging and Blogging at the District 1 FBLA conference in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Blogs have been online for many years; however, vlogs (video logs) are relatively new to the high school classroom. Both need to be focused, brief, informative, and well designed/edited.
Below is a more in-depth tip sheet I gathered to share the basics from the vlog and blog worlds.
Tips for Blogging and Vlogging
Below is a more in-depth tip sheet I gathered to share the basics from the vlog and blog worlds.
Tips for Blogging and Vlogging
Monday, October 4, 2010
Ad Design
Teaching beginning ad design is a task. This Powerpoint is from a workshop lecture I did last summer. Novice newspaper students received a glimpse into the ad design world during a two hour session. I based the concepts on Robin Williams' Non-Designer's Design Book theory. This a wonderful basic design resource that conveys well with adolescent learners.
Beginning Ad Design
Beginning Ad Design
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