NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION

In this section you'll find resources and solutions aimed at Newspaper in Education coordinators. Learners Online, Inc. offers weekly online content that will help teachers and students use excellent Internet resources—including your own news Web site—more productively

 

 

 

WebCurrents Online Lessons

 

Today many news agencies are looking for ways to transition from straight print news delivery to combined electronic/print news delivery services. Nearly all newspapers today have Web sites that deliver daily news, features, and classified ads in an electronic format. Of these, nearly all sell banner ads based on site traffic. 

Newspaper in Education (NIE) programs do a great job of boosting circulation while fostering the next generation of newspaper readers. It's time now for NIE coordinators to address the issue of building Web site traffic as well. Learners Online, Inc. has a tool that does both. 

Introducing WebCurrents, a weekly syndicated online lesson primarily for secondary grade levels. WebCurrents takes students on an online journey of discovery to the best educational sites on the Web, all of which are tied closely with a significant news event that week. Lessons end with a newspaper-themed activity that students can complete online or offline with a current issue.. Like any syndicated feature, your Webmaster posts the lesson content directly onto your site, so you build traffic while students and teachers learn from the best resources the Internet has to offer. See for yourself by browsing our lesson archive.

21 news agencies from markets all across the U.S. are currently using WebCurrents to build site traffic and encourage Internet learning. Now is a great time to add WebCurrents to your NIE or news site.

For pricing and syndication details, please contact Mary Ashmore at 
(800) 672-6988

 

 

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