“Beyond J-School 2011” is sponsored by the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, which offers an intensive, cutting edge, three semester Master of Arts in Journalism; a unique one semester Advanced Certificate in Entrepreneurial Journalism; and the CUNY J-Camp series of Continuing Professional Development workshops focused on emerging trends and skill sets in the industry.
About this Series
Teaching journalism has never been such a moving target. All week on MediaShift, we’re exploring the challenges and opportunities of teaching tomorrow’s journalists, offering tips, tools and insights.
Check Out All the Posts
How to Get the Most Out of Tools for Teaching, by Susan Currie Sivek
Journalism in the Open: Are Our Systems for Learning Making the Grade?, by Dan Sinker on Idea Lab
Venture Capitalist Fred Wilson: School’s Not Enough for Media Entrepreneurs, by Dorian Benkoil
How Journalism Professors Can Navigate Social Media, by Nathan Gibbs
In Journalism Class, Think Visceral, by Alexa Capeloto
8 Lessons in the Art of Teaching Journalism Online, by Amy Eisman
5 Key Takeaways from the ONA Educators Group on Facebook by Adam Glenn
Mediatwits #28: Journalism Education Special, with Sree Sreenivasan, Sarah Hill podcast co-hosted by Mark Glaser and Dorian Benkoil
Poll: What Do You Think About Journalism School? by Mark Glaser
Digital Updates for a Good Old-Fashioned News Writing Class by Devin Harner
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“Beyond J-School 2011” is sponsored by the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, which offers an intensive, cutting edge, three semester Master of Arts in Journalism; a unique one semester Advanced Certificate in Entrepreneurial Journalism; and the CUNY J-Camp series of Continuing Professional Development workshops focused on emerging trends and skill sets in the industry.
