2014 Summer Workshop Survey

August 1, 2014

Post-Workshop Reflection Survey 2014

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We made the front page of the Western Front!

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Sarah Nichols
JEA Vice President
2014 Expert-In-Residence

We’ve been committing acts of journalism

Here’s a quick overview of some of the work that’s been done at this summer’s workshop.

HOJC

(a.k.a. Humans of Journalism Camp)

Maestro!

Maestro process with the Digital Photography, Intermediate/Advance Journalistic Writing and Graphic Design Master Sessions. BRAVO!

Special thanks to the subjects of these stories – students at the Marrowstone Music Camp and the WWU Cheer Camp.

Storify this!

Online News Basics student Nick Wahlgren (from Sedro Woolley H.S.) compiled this Twitter feed using Storify – something he learned about from Workshop Expert-in-Residence Sarah Nichols.

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