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JEA DIGITAL MEDIA WEB AND MULTIMEDIA GUIDE

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You Should Be Creating and Sharing GIFs and Wallpapers with Your Audience

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Join the JEA Digital Media Committee at 8 a.m. on Saturday, April 26, in Seattle (and bring a friend)

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Talk to your staff about AI uses in your program

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Use Google Spreadsheets to Track Staff Projects In A Much More Organized Way

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Tips from an Online Journalism Judge

Illustration of a corkboard with post-it notes taped to the board and a bitmoji of a teacher holding a heart-shaped sucker. The notes read, Complete a tic-tac-toe for a treat!. Email TY, send your published story via email to an interviewee with a TY. Clean up, help clean up lab spaces, boards, offices, tech charging to prep for next cycle. Brainstorm, get ready for the next cycle by researching potential stories. Comment, Comment on a story from this cycle using the VVP comment function. Submission, remember to submit your cycle articles and contributions in Google Classroom. Help Out, check the pub spreadsheet and talk to SE/ME/EIC's to see where help is needed. Tech Tools, Play around with tech tools to practice your techniques, cameras, LAV mics, Canva, ETC. Socials, Post published stories to your socials with tags; share them with friends! Teacher Share, share your published story via email to a teacher. CC me!

Boosting Engagement & Growth: How a Post-Production Tic-Tac-Toe Board Could Help Your Online Publication and Staff

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SNO Offers Some Tips on How To Avoid Using Copyrighted Materials on Your Website

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Preparing before the collegiate plunge — 15 ways to get prepared to contribute Day 1 on a college media staff