ONA Weekly

       ONA Weekly No. 10   Six things you can learn from your comments section Don’t be paralyzed by your fear of trolls. MJ Bear Fellow Kyle Stokes … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 9   The case for videos that break down complex content MJ Bear Fellow Kyle Stokes demonstrates how to connect with your audience by … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 8   Free tools to make your online content sing Looking for ways to make your content more visual? MJ Bear Fellow Armie Garde … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 7   Starting a new blog? Read this one MJ Bear Fellow Kyle Stokes of KPLU Seattle gives pointers for journalists and news organizations … Read more.

The #EdShift chat on May 2 gave students tips on how students can find jobs and internships.

       ONA Weekly No. 5   Join the #EdShift chat on jobs and internships This Friday, May 2, ONA’s Senior Communications Manager Jen Mizgata will host an EdShift … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 4   Dow Jones Foundation supports Digital Leadership initiative Thanks to a generous grant from the Dow Jones Foundation, ONA will host four unique … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 3   Last chance to submit ideas to ONA14 Have something to share with journalists at the Online News Association Conference in Chicago? You … Read more.

       ONA Weekly No. 2   ONA14 registration opens April 14 Early-bird registration for the 2014 Online News Association Conference and Awards, Sept. 25-27 in Chicago, will open … Read more.

ONA Boston and Hack/Hackers Boston discussed human-centered journalism on 3/25/14. Panelists included Laura Amico of Homicide Watch and WBUR; Alvin Chang, data editor at the Connecticut Mirror; and Ken Bailey from the Design Studio for Social Intervention. More on ONA: https://twitter.com/ONABoston