The History of American Journalism
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Targeted Web Sites and Digital Content

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Overview:
"Journalism" in World Book Encyclopedia

NetTrekker Journalism Links
The Media History Project
Schmoop: History of American Journalism
A Brief History of Journalism in America
University of Kansas: History of American Journalism
"Sensationalism, Inflammatory Words and the History of Tabloid Journalism"
Thinkquest History of Mass Media

Focus Articles:
"Inventing Broadcast Journalism"

"A Brief History of Public Journalism"

"How social media, Internet changed experience of Japan disaster"
"How the Internet in changing the concept of Journalism"
The New York Times Company Policy on Ethics in Journalism
Society of Professional Journalists: Code of Ethics
Online News Association Mission Statement
  • Research and Investigation Guide: Secondary
Search for Web Sites and Digital Content 21st Century Skills

Do a keyword search for websites, articles, and media from authoritative, reliable sources using BCPS-licensed databases and e-books.

  • No logins needed to use databases at school. See your Library Media Specialist for user names and passwords required for home access.
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  • Use tools and features of databases including reading levels, audio read-aloud, and embedded dictionaries.

 

 

 

Local Print and Nonprint Resources 21st Century Skills

School Library:

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Do a keyword search in your school's DESTINY catalog to find nonfiction and reference books about your topic.

Use indexes or tables of contents to locate information related to your topic and questions. Check the indexes of print encyclopedias for articles about your topic.

Baltimore County Public Library:
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Got Homework?

Do a keyword search in the BCPL Catalog to locate additional resources.

Chat online with a real live librarian at Ask Us Now! Be sure to have your research questions handy.

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