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Special Series: Beyond J-School 2011

by Mark Glaser, November 14, 2011

Tagged: beyond j-school 2011, journalism school, learning, teaching, training

"Beyond J-School 2011" is sponsored by the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, which offers an intensive, cutting edge, three semester Master of Arts in Journalism; a unique one semester Advanced Certificate in Entrepreneurial Journalism; and the CUNY J-Camp series of Continuing Professional Development workshops focused on emerging trends and skill sets in the industry.

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Teaching journalism has never been such a moving target. All week on MediaShift, we're exploring the challenges and opportunities of teaching tomorrow's journalists, offering tips, tools and insights.

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How to Get the Most Out of Tools for Teaching, by Susan Currie Sivek

Journalism in the Open: Are Our Systems for Learning Making the Grade?, by Dan Sinker on Idea Lab

Venture Capitalist Fred Wilson: School's Not Enough for Media Entrepreneurs, by Dorian Benkoil

How Journalism Professors Can Navigate Social Media, by Nathan Gibbs

In Journalism Class, Think Visceral, by Alexa Capeloto

8 Lessons in the Art of Teaching Journalism Online, by Amy Eisman

5 Key Takeaways from the ONA Educators Group on Facebook by Adam Glenn

Mediatwits #28: Journalism Education Special, with Sree Sreenivasan, Sarah Hill podcast co-hosted by Mark Glaser and Dorian Benkoil

Poll: What Do You Think About Journalism School? by Mark Glaser

Digital Updates for a Good Old-Fashioned News Writing Class by Devin Harner

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