Online Resources
Aces Online Quizzes
Exercises in Grammar, Usage and Associated Press Style – These self-instructional exercises are based on issues of grammar, usage and AP style that arose at daily newspapers.
Cagle.com – Political cartoonist Daryl Cagle is the host of this comprehensive site of world-wide political cartoons. It includes lesson plans for using the cartoons in the classroom.
Journalism.Co.Uk – This BBC site now offers free journalism training guides. The style guide and other online tools are intended for journalists but available to anyone with Internet access.
HighSchoolJournalism.org
ASNE: Helping High School Journalists
The New York Times Learning Network Lesson Plan
iHigh.com – The high school internet network
SPJ.org – Society of Professional Journalists – Improving and Protecting Journalism
ASNE.org – American Society of Newspaper Editors
NAA.org – Newspaper Association of America
Poynter.org – Poynter Online, Everything you need to be a Better Journalist.
Newseum – The Interactive Museum of News
NewsVoyager – newspaper Web sites around the world
NicheVoyager – niche publications for youth, ethnic groups and other audiences
Reporter.org – Investigative Reporters & Editors, Inc.
Journalism Net – Journalism Net
Journalism Links at Poynter Online
Media Awareness Network
A Journalist's Guide to the Internet
Power Reporting – Resources for Journalists
Indiana High School Journalism Institute, School of Journalism – Status of Journalism and News Media in the Nation’s Secondary Schools
ASNE: The American Editor Archives
Columbia Journalism Review
Editor & Publisher
StudentPressLawCenter
Journalism Education Association, national and regional Associations
ThinkQuest.com "Only a Matter of Opinion"
Web English Teacher, Journalism Resources
Today's Front Pages – Newseum, Today’s Front Pages.
National Scholastic Press Association Student Source Media Book