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In this 2 minute audio clip, I explain why I thought these tools would be the most helpful for a Journalism Advisor and her student journalists.

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Connection Suggestion: Journalism Advisor Facebook Groups

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Connection Suggestion: Journalism Advisor Facebook Groups

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I know being a journalism advisor for a student-led paper can be challenging because student journalists can be very headstrong and look to you for guidance. There are always ethical dilemmas and issues with protecting student journalists that pop up every year; to prepare for these challenges, consider joining a Facebook group like this one called "Journalism Teachers" with over 2.5k members. You can ask questions, seek advice, find materials and lesson suggestions, etc.

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Journalism Teachers has 2,580 members. This group is for journalism teachers past & present! People who love and support student journalism and teach anything like Journalism, Yearbook, Newspaper,...

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This is a great tool for both teachers and students journalists. Instructors can put together flowing slideshows and presentations to teach lessons on multimedia journalism. Students can lay out their stories on Adobe Spark in a visually appealing way and embed multimedia right into their stories (photo galleries, videos, audio clips, and more). They also have special deals and discounts for educators and students.

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Adobe Express for Education is everything students and teachers need to create graphics, photos, and videos. Free for K12 schools and districts.

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Nearpod is a helpful classroom tool to use now that you and your students are back in-person. It's especially handy for the individual presentations and class discussions because it allows for students to post their thoughts and ideas on a collaborative white board. The instructor or student leading the discussion can ask open-ended questions using Nearpod rather than just raising hands; this way, the students who didn't get a chance to speak can add their thoughts to a shared board and still participate in the discussion.

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Nearpod: Foster a love of learning in every student

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Create active learning experiences students can’t wait to be a part of.

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This is a great tool for creating and sharing presentations with embedded media. For the individual presentations students must give each semester, this program would be very helpful. They can link the story, share a whiteboard, videos, photos, and more with the class all on one platform and in one cohesive presentation format.

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I know you use WordPress as your host site for the student newspaper, but it has updated since it was implemented into the journalism program. It has a simple user interface that allows students to lay out their stories in a create and good-looking way (similar to Adobe Spark, but less themes to choose from). You can also embed more media options now. Students can also create their own digital portfolios here, which would be helpful to have before graduating high school.

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Google Classroom allows teachers to post lessons, presentations, links, quizzes, and more onto a class page that only students and instructors can access. You can put upcoming deadlines and projects on the homepage so your students can keep up with important dates.

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Google Drive allows users to create shared folders with other users who can view, edit, and collaborate on documents, sheets, and presentations. Docs can be shared easily and suggested mode can be used to leave edits on students' stories. Google Sheets is a great tool for working collaboratively with all the editors to brainstorm and approve story ideas.

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Meet Google Drive - One place for all your files

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Google Drive is a free way to keep your files backed up and easy to reach from any phone, tablet, or computer. Start with 15GB of Google storage - free.

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Miro is a great way to share a whiteboard and encourage visual collaboration with your students. Students can post their news stories to a Miro board that they share with other classmates.

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Miro is a visual workspace for innovation where teams manage projects, design products, and build the future together. Join 60M+ users from around the world.

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Google Forms is an efficient program for administering quizzes and tests. The link can be posted and seen by the class on Google Classroom and results can be viewed by the instructor as they come in.

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Google Forms: Online Form Creator | Google Workspace

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Use Google Forms to create online forms and surveys with multiple question types. Analyze results in real-time and from any device.

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This program allows students to evaluate themselves before a quiz by keeping track of the answers they get correct and the ones they need to study. It's also a fun way to encourage class participation.