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Thirty-four high school journalism educators from around the country traveled to Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in June 2010 for the ASNE Reynolds High School Journalism Institute. This blog carries their thoughts and information about the program.
The institute, one of five held around the country, is made possible by a grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation administered by the American Society of News Editors.
Reynolds Institute Links
- Cronkite Chronicle, 2010 Institute Publication
- American Society of News Editors
- Cronkite School
- Arizona State University
- Romenesko (Media News)
- Editor and Publisher
- Columbia Journalism Review
- American Journalism Review
- Sheraton Phoenix Downtown
- Valley Metro Public Transit
- 10-Day Forecast for Phoenix
Arizona Republic Top News
Romenesko - Media News
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- 2010 Reynolds Institute farewell
- The Two Ts, and a Red Tie
- Chaplain Favre preaches to the faithful
- I leave with passion
- Sifting through the information
- My face in the video
- Sports writing
- Procrastinations, and thanks
- Ten Commandments gone wild!
- Urban mountains
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- Lessons learned from being a student
- Sports Stories
- It's been an amazing experience!
- Cronkite Chronicle goes live!
- What a ride
- 1984: Big brother may be just around the corner
- FACT!!!!
- Tracy Collins discussion on design and typography ...
- Almost finished . . .
- Thou shall use color appropriately in my newspaper
- Resources, resources, resources
- We ARE on deadline
- Sports short
- Textual Healing
- Be my freakin sherpa
- "Baseball is 90% mental -- the other half is physi...
- Mid-week at the institute
- Thou shalt make type readable
- How Old I am, How Old I am, my em-space canned!
- It's all in the presentation
- Deadline!
- The email I'll never delete!
- It just keeps coming...
- Blogging framework
- Section 222 rocks
- Friends make first baseball game fun
- The thrill of defeat
- Clarifying some social and pre-social media
- Teamwork means letting yourself be vulnerable
- Useful tips for using technology
- Fellows come together for institute publication
- Do as I say, and as I do
- An open letter to the staff of the Eyrie
- Lomonte makes learning press law fun
- Greenslate inspires teachers
- Six weeks until Wednesday
- Students thrive in team atmosphere
- Reynolds Institute Movie Night
- Assignment: Cover the baseball game
- Take me out to the ballgame
- Color wheel continued
- The color wheel of social media
- A case for Twitter
- Manning the Way into the future of Journalism
- Social Networking... Story Ideas?
- History Through Your Eyes
- Conversations we never want to have
- Elaine's to do list
- Twifferic twession twoday!
- Our stories are due
- Tweet, Tweet...
- Deadline stress
- Teachers gain wisdom from professional journalists
- Serious Swag
- Social Media Cheat Sheet
- No Excuses
- State of Journalism in America
- A visit to Pity City
- Rodriguez: Diversity need not always reference race
- High stakes
- Pressure's on but they're still smiling
- Power of feedback
- How to win friends and influence.....your boss
- Tuesday Afternoon
- Movie Reviews
- Thinking beyond
- Talking to our bosses
- It's time to change my perception of the principal...
- Rick Rodriguez diversifies our portfolio
- A working lunch
- Greenslate puts teachers to work
- I'm a Teacher. What's your super power?
- We learn from our mistakes
- Feeling like a student - redux
- Seek out and mentor unlikely journalism students
- It takes a village
- One of 24
- In the heat of the kitchen
- Travelers prepare for Phoenix heat
- How do you beat the heat?
- Living in the heat
- Locals offer advice to tourists about staying cool...
- Valley METRO light rail fits needs of many
- Hot day, cold drink?
- Homelessness and the heat
- Beating the heat of Father's Day
- Local businessman serves up hot topics
- Living in the Heat
- Up and at 'em!
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This would be good to do in the classroom, too. You could really visualize the bee's nest of activity. The deadline day was a fascinating one, everyone fell into their roles and got the work done. I am continually impressed by this group
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Ryan Ludwig
Spanish Springs HS
Sparks/Reno Nev.
Really Steve. You're a funny guy. Thanks for the stress and all the laughter in between. I hope I can build a program that's at least an ounce as good as this one. Either way, it's going to be a whole lot better than it is now. Thanks for the instruction
ReplyDeleteMy kids are going to have a lot of work to do when school starts. I've been taking notes on how you run things.
Jenese Giles
Northeast High School
Oakland Park, Fla.