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Bringing interactive journalism into the middle school: A conversation with Laura Fay August 17, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Collaboration, Computational Thinking, Journalism, Research, Teaching, Video, journalism education.
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Life plan for a poem June 10, 2010
Posted in Poetry and fiction.
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Tracking the big spill May 26, 2010
Posted in Civic media, News.
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How should journalism educators teach and study social media? May 17, 2010
Posted in Blogging, Business models for journalism, Civic media, Collaboration, Computational Thinking, Journalism, Research, Teaching, Technology, The Craft of Writing, journalism education.
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Scholastic Journalism Education as a Tool for Teaching Computational Thinking May 4, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Collaboration, Computational Thinking, Journalism, Research, Technology, journalism education.
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We Just Wanna Be Successful: The Shrinking of the Black American Dream April 25, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Music, Research.
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Jane McGonigal:”Let the World-Changing Games Begin” March 20, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Collaboration, Computational Thinking, Gaming, Research, Teaching, Video.
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An Ontology of Journalism March 19, 2010
Posted in Computational Thinking, Journalism, Research, Teaching, journalism education.
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Why is the state allowed to define sex for the purpose of assigning rights? March 18, 2010
Posted in News, Uncategorized.
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When artists and scientists collide: Steve Harrison on collaboration March 14, 2010
Posted in Collaboration, Research, Teaching, Video.
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Superintendent: IJIMS Strengthened Learning and Professional Development in New Jersey School District March 14, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Collaboration, Research, journalism education.
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The danger of a single story March 6, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Teaching.
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Bertin M. Louis: Some Haitian Protestants Agree With Pat Robertson February 26, 2010
Posted in Diversity, Teaching.
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Lolita Buckner Inniss: The Courage of Her Evictions (Or Working on a Night Move) February 23, 2010
Posted in Blogging, Teaching.
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L’Heureux “Dumi” Lewis: Black Male Privilege February 23, 2010
Posted in Blogging, Diversity, Research, Teaching, Video.
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How to report the news February 10, 2010
Posted in Teaching, Video.
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Danny Glover on Sam Cooke February 6, 2010
Posted in Video.
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Remembering Paul Robeson February 6, 2010
Posted in Video.
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You’re gonna need to read this, but it won’t be on Amazon February 5, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Computational Thinking, Journalism, News, Research, journalism education.
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The Enlightenment’s Contradictory Legacy and the Evolution of American Journalism February 2, 2010
Posted in Journalism, Research, Teaching, journalism education.
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Now: The Death and Life of American Journalism February 2, 2010
Posted in Business models for journalism, Civic media, Journalism, News, Research.
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Computational thinking about thinking about computing February 1, 2010
Posted in Computational Thinking, Research.
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Of interest: A New Sociological Critique of The Souls of Black Folk February 1, 2010
Posted in Diversity, Teaching.
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Why I fear I’ll never master SEO January 30, 2010
Posted in Blogging, Computational Thinking, The Craft of Writing.
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Presentation for the 2010 Culturally Responsive Teaching Learning and Counseling Symposium January 29, 2010
Posted in Civic media, Computational Thinking, Research, journalism education.
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