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A screenshot from an email from Eastern Illinois University that says As a future staff member of Eastern Illinois University's student media, it is imperative that you recognize the journalistic ethical dilemmas you will likely face. This required training will provide you with an overview of common ethics scenarios, some of which occurred at actual college publications, so that you can clearly identify them and then begin to take correct action. Work through this training at your own pace in order to gain a full understanding of each issue. The learning outcome: You will be able to identify when a journalistic ethical dilemma is present, in order to start a discussion about its solution, to benefit the credibility of both ElU student media and the profession of journalism. NOTE: You MUST print out the certificate at the end of this training and provide it to your editor before you can publish in ElU student media.

Using Typeform to hear from your audience, orient your media staff

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Using Google Sheets to Develop and Track Media Campaigns

The Front Row: Teaching the “Real” News, Media Trust “Crisis”, and What You Need To Know

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Let ideas come to you: Using RSS feeds for professional development

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Michelle Turner Shares Five Tips to Help Improve Your Student Newsroom

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Take some time early in the year to get your staff to focus on being a team

Google Docs templates help students submit staff applications

Take a closer look at the Journalism Education Association Curriculum

Turner: Administrators play a key role in scholastic journalism