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by Nathan Gibbs, December 6, 2011

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The best stories across the web on journalism education

1. Alex Hope: "Coding is the new Latin" (BBC News)

2. How Time Inc. is preparing for a future in digital news with a j-school of its own (Nieman Journalism Lab)

3. 100+ Google tricks for teachers (TeachHUB)

4. School cracks down, allows only 5 errors per writing assignment (Jim Romenesko)

5. Khan Academy blends its YouTube approach with classrooms (New York Times)

6. Tips for teaching liveblogging (Online Journalism Blog)

7. Montana school employs iPods in teaching reading and math (Missoulian)

8. Some undergrads skipping textbook buying (Campus Technology)




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