Category: Blog Posts
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Teaching Sensor Journalism
Nowadays, journalism education faces multiple challenges in making sure students are learning basic news gathering and reporting skills but also adept with various digital technologies and platforms. Students entering newsrooms now are expected to know how to write a story, take digital photos, capture audio, make multimedia packages, create infographics, and know code to make…
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Must See Panels at ONA15
It’s that time of the year! The Online News Association Conference kicks off in Los Angeles later this week. If you are a journalism educator attending ONA15 this week, here are my picks of panels not to miss that will allow you to stay ahead of the curve on the latest and greatest in online…
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Wearable Tech and its Potential Use in Higher Education
Wearable technology devices and their use in everyday life is growing from tracking your heartbeat to how many steps you take in a day. So, how might this technology be used in the classroom? PBS Education Shift published today the latest findings from a study I conducted in spring 2014 on the perceptions of wearable…
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Dart Center Tip Sheets for College Newspaper Advisors, Editors
As the fall semester gets underway, campus newspaper staffs also kick into gear. If you are a college newspaper advisor or editor, knowing how to cover certain crises and disasters that can occur on a college campus can be a challenge as well as a delicate manner. In collaboration with the Dart Center Journalism and Trauma,…
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Exploring Intersections Between Journalism and Spatiality
This past weekend I had the opportunity to present at the International Communication Association Conference in Seattle, Washington on a panel called, Theories of Journalism in a Digital Age with some amazing scholars. As part of the panel, I presented a concept I have been working on for several years now that I am happy…
Digital Amy 
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