Films and investigations to use as classroom examples top our list of resources for journalism educators this week Happy fall! A California newspaper adviser got good news, AI goes to college in the scariest way, and your students could net 10 grand September 25, 2022 Barbara Allen
Across the country, student journalists are under fire just for doing their jobs Plus, teaching students to deal with harassment, the hottest new journalism TikToker, and tips on starting a podcast September 18, 2022 Barbara Allen
A revamped Professor’s Press Pass is going to help you lead meaningful, engaging conversations in your college journalism classroom Newly redesigned and reimagined through input from users, the goal is to make your life in front of the classroom easier and more fulfilling. August 28, 2022 Barbara Allen
The portal to book a MediaWise Campus Correspondent for your classroom this fall is now open Our Campus Correspondent program is engaging, enlightening and totally free as we continue to help people tell fact from fiction online. August 21, 2022 Barbara Allen
Teaching resources for journalism educators headed back to the classroom this fall Loads of free and low-cost reporting tips, tools and explainers as you as you start the new school year. August 17, 2022 Barbara Allen
Checking in before the school year starts to gauge your journalism needs Alma Matters will return next week. How can Poynter help you this semester? August 7, 2022 Barbara Allen
Alma Matters says goodbye for the summer — with a list of resources for the fall We look back at the issues we've covered this academic year, with a look ahead toward next semester May 15, 2022 Barbara Allen
Politico’s bombshell Roe v. Wade story means Americans are getting a peek behind the curtain at media ethics Despite the semester winding down, you can still engage on this topic with students — or any other people you converse with May 8, 2022 Barbara Allen
How to build a better J-school, part II We heard from scores of journalists, educators and practitioners on what improvements could be made for the industry May 1, 2022 Barbara Allen
How to build a better journalism school Your answers to improving the J-school experience, from better-paid adjuncts to entrepreneurship courses to work/life balance. April 24, 2022 Barbara Allen
What would you do if you were in charge of a new journalism school? Two recent conversations got me thinking about the future of journalism education April 17, 2022 Barbara Allen
Tips for helping your students pitch their ideas — and themselves — in a freelance world Plus thoughts on teaching about corrections, a new social media app that begs for authenticity and news for your classroom April 11, 2022 Barbara Allen
A look behind the scenes at some of America’s best investigative journalism The Goldsmith Award honors great investigations. The Shorenstein Center got the inside scoop on how the finalists did their work. April 3, 2022 Barbara Allen
As summer draws nearer, it’s OK for educators’ thoughts to turn toward … beaches? Teachapalooza and Diversity Across the Curriculum offer professors a chance to recharge, rejuvenate and rejoice that we’re in person again March 27, 2022 Barbara Allen
At a recent in-person journalism conference, spirits were high but fears about the future lingered Students report unusually high stress and burnout, while professors and advisers struggle to keep high standards March 13, 2022 Barbara Allen
