Thursday, September 2, 2010

Updates and Instructions for 9.2.10

Don't forget there will be a quiz on parts of the spread this week as well as a current events quiz. They will not be on the same day. Current Events is always Friday.

Since there is a Current Events Quiz on Friday, there must be a Parts of a Spread Quiz today!

All Staffers: finish up your Glogster project. We will start sharing toward the end of the period. We will finish up sharing tomorrow.





We have another online newspaper to view. The San Francisco Chronicle has supported e-edition subscriptions for students. To access the e-edition each day, follow the instructions below:

Username: natalie.wojinski@gmail.com
Password: cie (in lowercase)


Please come in the room at lunch (doesn't matter which one) if you need to work or have questions. Wojo's schedule this week:
Monday: lunch yes
Tuesday: lunch no
Wednesday: lunch yes
Thursday: lunch and afterschool yes
Friday: lunch yes
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From the San Francisco Peninsula Press Club:

High school journalism boot camp set for Oct. 1

Attention high school newspaper advisers: Save Friday, Oct. 1, for the San Francisco Peninsula Press Club's High School Journalism Boot Camp! It will again be at College of San Mateo (but in a new, bigger space) from 1-4:30 p.m. More information on speakers and presentations to come. Your entire staff is welcome!
If you are interested in attending, please let Wojo know. This is a Friday. We would leave school after second period that day to drive down to College of San Mateo. We will have lunch before the workshops begin. This is a great opportunity to you for no out of pocket costs. This will count for first quarter professional development.
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And another opportunity:
The California Newspaper Publishers Association is hosting a one-day workshop in Sacramento, October 16. This workshop, to be held at the office of the Sacramento Bee, will have sessions for beginning, intermediate and advanced student journalists. There are even workshops for online media and social media. Check out the link here, for more information. Your registration fee will be covered if you attend this event. Please let Wojo know if you are interested in attending.



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