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4 ways high school journalism students are smart!
10 reasons to put your news online with my.hsj.org
5 social media tips for journalists
5 reasons to publish student names and photos
6 tools for 21st century news consumers
10 Tips to Limit Legal Risk on the Web

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randomization: The mathematical process used to assure that every member of a population being studied has an equal chance of being chosen for questioning or observation. See also poll. News Reporting & Writing (Eighth Edition) by the Missouri Group. Copyright 2005. Reproduced by permission of Bedford/St. Martins.

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Balancing Web concerns, journalism



Allowing students to practice journalism concerns some who are worried about predators and other negative aspects of the Web. It's better to allow full publication, with rights and responsibilities spelled out.

Future Now

A look at the changing profession of journalism and how some of its leaders are blazing trails.

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Social media guidelines

Social media and blogs narrow the distance between journalists and the public. They encourage lively, immediate and spirited discussion and can be vital news-gathering and news-delivery tools. As a journalist you should uphold the same professional and ethical standards when using social media as you do on air and on all digital news platforms.

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Multimedia storytelling: Use the tools

A look at the tools of multimedia journalism and a series of tutorials on how to use those tools.

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hsj.org RSS feeds

Stay attuned to emerging online issues with hsj.org's feed mashups — handy RSS feed amalgamations of news and blogs.

Whether you're a teacher, student, editor or simply a curious news consumer, our RSS feed is a time saver. Rather than bookmarking and constantly clicking dozens of sites, you can view a single RSS feed at your convenience.

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