Education Resources

By Haley Suh and Peter Freeby Between a pandemic and a presidential election, 2020 appears to have heightened a worrisome rise in misinformation...

Natalie Van Hoozer A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, KUNR Public Radio, the NPR member station in Northern Nevada, has organized four Facebook...

Watch a press conference, turn on a newscast, or overhear just about any phone conversation these days and you’ll hear mayors discussing R...

Local news is playing a critical role in the public health response to COVID-19, including vaccine rollout, a group of scientists, science...

Navigating the Newsroom Benefits and Ethical Pitfalls of Social Media Social media can be a valuable tool for both news gathering and news...

By Steve Ackermann The curriculum overhaul at The Missouri School of Journalism should remind us of the old Post Office adage about “neither...

By Ben Bogardus Quinnipiac University Assistant Professor of Journalism Have you ever wanted to teach journalism but don’t know where to...

"The speed of communications is wondrous to behold,” Edward R. Murrow said in a 1964 speech. “It is also true that speed can multiply...

Test Your Situational Awareness How situationally aware are you? Watch this video to test yourself. How much did you miss, even when you were...

The possibility that covering civil unrest situations or other high-risk events during political or social instability could lead to violence is...

This is a technique that using active listening and a specific communication strategy any journalist can use to help calm an upset person they may...

By Vicki Bradley, News Director WTXL ABC27, Tallahassee, Florida Over the last five years I’ve been in news management, I’ve had the...