Foundation

The NAA Foundation focuses on Newspaper In Education, newspaper youth content, scholastic journalism and diversity. In this blog, you'll learn about products, programs and resources that emphasize the use of newspapers and other media by young people. You'll also learn about programs and activities that can help news media companies transform their cultures in order to grow business and increase readership and audience.

June 2011 - Posts

• NewsU offers free online training, 24-7-365

  If you need training but lack funds, The Poynter Institute's News University may be your one-stop destination. More than 150 free and low-cost courses are offered and accessible from your desktop or laptop. Anyone grappling with product development or change management, facing the challenge of nurturing emerging journalists, trying to reach new audiences or wanting to learn more about media literacy should check out these NAA Foundation-sponsored courses: Managing Change: Creating Strategies, Setting Priorities Understanding Media: Process and Principles Targeting New Audiences: Finding Your Niche Coaching Tomorrow's Journalists - Sandy Woodcock Posted Jun 14 2011, 12:14 PM by Marina Hendricks with no comments Filed under: young readers, online training, naa foundation, student journalism, change management, Poynter Institute, News University, media literacy