News Literacy Project to the rescue, founded by LA Times investigative journalist Mission The News Literacy Project (NLP) is an innovative national educational program that mobilizes seasoned journalists...

Did you realize one of the benefits of JEA membership is the weekly current events quiz posted by Candace Bowen? Here's an example of this week's quiz. It's essential that students learn to follow the...

The Washington Post’s picks for the best editorial cartoons of 2011 represent a balance of perspectives. To teach lessons about editorial cartoons, use the free teacher's guide Cartoon Handbook with...

Newspaper columnist Suzanne Tobias of the Wichita (Kansas) Eagle used new social media app Storify to chronicle the tweet heard around the world from a twittering teen on a field trip to the state's capital. For...

Scholastic Journalism Institute White Paper on Threats to Scholastic Journalism Programs Click here: http://thinksji.org/threats-initiative/ti-white-paper/ Among the current threats to journalism...

UPDATE: Tom French's postscript to Angels and Demons:  http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/article1201925.ece Watching Oba Chandler die brings relief, but no justice for tormented...

One of the best ways to drive readers to your website is to include multimedia -- video and audio that changes regularly and provides information or entertainment. Podcasting uses the same skills radio...

Palo Alto High School -- Journalism Experience Highlights from Palo Alto High School's Journalism Program - 2010-11. Dissertation Study Project, Produced by Ed Madison, University of Oregon. We're...

Witness To History: The photographers of 911 The story of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on New York, in the words and images of photographers working that day.

Need a crash course in newspaper layout basics? From the imagination of Tim Harrower, author of Newspaper Designer's Handbook and Inside Reporting, comes his first online tutorial — Story Desig:n Step-By-Step,...