Articles tagged: education

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   New Open Source Tools for Journalism Educators

   By Allison Lichter Joseph

   Posted on January 22, 2019

   Tools and resources, including a cool deck of cards, to teach journalism or just get yourself out of a rut.

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   How We Made Our School Segregation Interactive

   By Alvin Chang and Erin Kissane

   Posted on January 11, 2018

   We really appreciated Vox’s recent illustrated interactive on school segregation and gerrymandering—particularly because its creator, Alvin Chang, worked alongside Tomas Monarrez, a UC Berkeley economics PhD candidate.

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   Why Journalism Students Don’t Learn CS

   By Lindsey Cook

   Posted on May 7, 2015

   Opportunities overfloweth in journalism code—so why aren’t more journalism students signing up for computer science classes? Lindsey Cook reports back on a year of research.

4. SchoolBook

   By Tyson Evans

   Posted on June 16, 2012

   The New York Times and WNYC have joined forces on a new site dedicated to news, data and conversation about schools in New York City. SchoolBook is now the main place to find coverage of schools in New York by The Times and WNYC. SchoolBook’s home page will mix those news, feature and multimedia stories with essays by members of the education community, as well as photos, videos, queries, comments and more.