Broadcast Newscast series “Behind the scenes,” Steph Alwardt, Sara Amell , Diane Coon, Tina Creutz,. Ricky Duddy, Jess Dyer, Katy Kelly, Panther TV, Plymouth South High School, Plymouth, Mass. “Tech talk,” Sara Amell, Gigi McFadden, Katy Kelly, Katy Ryan and Carole Ann Yetter Panther TV, Plymouth South High School, Plymouth, Mass.
Broadcast Panther TV, Plymouth South High School, Plymouth, Mass. Magazines First place: Voice, Thayer Academy, Braintree, Mass. Second place: The Literary Villager Westport High School, Westport, Mass. News magazine The Talon, Exeter High School, Exeter, N.H.
How staffs can improve writing, content and presentation
Building a website for a high school news publication takes careful planning, said Carissa Broadbent, the technical coordinator of The Villager at Westport High School in Westport, Mass.
“The first thing to think about is what you want your website to do,” said Broadbent, a junior. “Your website needs to be clear and easily navigable.
In the world of publications, some may think that hosting an online news source is the job of CNN or FOX News.
However, at Wayland High School, www.waylandstudentpress.com is impressing its audience with its online service.
Multimedia approaches change curricula By Kait Kingman Journalism majors have new kinds of skills to learn along with basic approaches to news gathering and presentation, said Michelle Johnson, who teaches journalism at Boston University’s College of Communication and helped to found boston.com. “The industry is changing, journalism is changing and the way we teach is […]
Shrinking newspaper circulation could make a career in journalism seem like a gamble.
But with new technology revolutionizing the field and a growing demand for trustworthy news, journalism will flourish, said Tom Fiedler, dean of Boston University’s College of Communication.
Student journalists and advisers from all over New England will convene at Boston University Friday, April 30 for the New England Scholastic Press Association’s 62nd annual conference. With the doors opening at 8, sessions will be from 9 until 2:30 at Boston University’s College of Communication, 640 Commonwealth Ave., Boston. Students, teachers, Boston University faculty […]
