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General Purpose Sites
Poynter Online
Helps do the job and to serve the
communities.
Journalismnet.com
The Investigative Guide to Internet Research
Institute for Analytic Journalism
Investigative Reporters and Editors
Newslab.org
is useful for newspaper journalists
www.dartcenter.org
Superb resource for journalists on covering disasters and
traumatic events
Power Reporting.
Teaching Online Journalism is an interesting blog
Ultimate Journalist Twitter Tools and Resources
UC-Berkeley tutorials
mcguireblog/
from Arizona State University
Multi-Ethnic Reporting/Journalism
Newslab.org is for radio and TV journalism.
Journalism Resources 2018
Journalism Ethics
Ethics Case Studies from Indiana University
Editorials
The phenomenon Donald Trump - did the media cause it?
Ulrik Haagerup TEDxLinz
What You Should Know About Wellbeing
For Students
10 Blogs for Student Journalists with newsletter
100 Best Blogs for Journalism Students
Handbook of Independent Journalism
Power Reporting-Resources for
Journalists
has
free research tools for journalists
newsthinking useful for covering your next assignment
aejmc
scholarship/aejmc
Journal of
Young Investigators
Cubreporters.org
helps get jobs, interviewing
100 Places to Shop for Stories
www.newsthinking.com
has How I wrote the story’
www.dartcenter.org
has
materials for disasters and
traumatic events
Top
100 US Works of Journalism of the 20th Century
Investigative Journalism Syllabi
Digital Journalism, course syllabus with great links.
Online
Journalism from Professor
Mindy McAdams,
the Knight Professor of Journalism at the
University of Florida
for more visit http://mindymcadams.com/sites.htm
Online Journalism from Dr. Jay Rochlin, The University of Arizona
USC Annenberg Online Journalism
Review is an important source for the latest information and commentary
about online journalism.
Cyberjournalist.net is the
publication of the Online News Association.
The Poynter Institute is one of the
nation’s most useful sources for keeping up on journalism generally.
10 Ways Journalism Schools Are Teaching Social Media
General Sites
BBC News
AlterNet
WorldNews
Google News
Online Journalism Blog
Online Journalism Review
The Editors Weblog
Media Bistro
Online News Association
J-Lab
Media Lens
CommArts Interactive Annual 11
EPpys
Useful Sites by
Professor McAdams
Online Journalism
Resources for Web Workers
Tips for Writing
for the Web
Online Media Types
Teaching
Online Journalism blog.
Blog Research
Free Press/Free Speech
Reporters Without Borders
How to Get a Job Using Social Media, The Muse
The Muse partnered with digital powerhouse Mashable to create this class that will teach you how to integrate social media into your job search strategy. Apart from learning to establish your personal brand and network with people online, you'll identify job opportunities via social media and turn leads into real-life job opportunities.
Duration: 5 Lessons
Journalism Skills for Engaged Citizens, Coursera
Over eight weeks, this course, designed by instructors from the University of Melbourne, will teach you the basics of news writing, how to interview people to gain crucial information, how to develop your sources, and how to use your legal rights to access public information. You'll explore the ethics behind journalism practice and conduct a mock investigation into local government.
Start Writing Fiction, FutureLearn
Intended for anyone with an interest in fiction writing (with no prior experience necessary), this course teaches you how to develop your ideas and reflect on the writing and editing process. You'll hear other writers talk about their approaches to research and consider different plot strategies.
Miscellaneous
Color Theory:
Overview worqx.com
journalism20.com
Business Journalism: A Vanishing Necessity? (Time)
Journalism 2.0: How to Survive and Thrive - Scholar Commons