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Katy Culver describes nine innovative journalism education initiatives at the Green Shoots in Journalism Education event held at the Reynolds Journalism Institute Oct. 30, 2014.
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Me & My Rose-Colored Glasses
Credit: Gwen Meharg through Creative Commons License
> Going rogue respectfully
>Wearables without curriculum change at USC
Credit: Fast Company
>Multiplatform experimentation at Missouri
Screenshot courtesy Jim Flink
> Innovation centers and visitors
>Zach Seward challenging students at WVU
Credit: David Smith for WVU
>Sarah Slobin’s “Touch of Anarchy”
Illustration by Eric Palma
> Pro-am projects
>Challenge Fund grantees
Screenshot of Washington Post
>Power of students in News21
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> Data
>Importing professionals at Georgetown
Screenshot of Derek Willis’ GitHub for Data Reporting
>Using open source tools in assignments
Screenshot of Follow the Money
> Social journalism
>A new degree at CUNY
Screenshot of CUNY site
>A social scavenger hunt
Credit: Carrie Brown Smith for MediaShift
>Money
>Crowdfunding efforts at Georgia
Screenshot of UGA site
>Scripps innovation challenge at Ohio U
Credit: Ohio University
> Training
>Poynter online and in person
Screenshot of Poynter site
>J-School hackathons
Credit Reed College of Media, WVU
> Programmatic change
>Journalism + Design at the New School
Screenshot of EdShift
>New curriculum proposal at Texas State
Credit: Cindy Royal, codeactually.com
> Sharing
>Social solutions in Facebook groups
Screenshot of ONA Educators on Facebook
>You knew I was going to …
Screenshot of EdShift
> But it ain’t all rosy
>
Where we’re still stuck
widespread curriculum innovation accountability across courses incorporating professionals data design code research
>Green shoots in one graphic
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