Coverage of education by traditional media is declining while the use of coverage through social media is increasing. What's driving the change and what does this mean for educators? Follow:@davidfisher65 @DiscoveryEd , @teach42@2teach_edtech @dacia92 @lookingupmoves @bamradionetwork Nick J. Tate is an award-winning journalist, editor and best-selling author who has written extensively about health, business, technology, finance, music and consumer affairs issues. He is a health writer and editor at Newsmax Media Inc. in South Florida. He is an experienced educator whose background includes teaching health/science journalism as an adjunct professor at Emory University in Atlanta and health communications in a variety of training seminars for college students, scientists, doctors, business executives and public relations specialists.

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Behind the Changing Relationship Between Educators and the Media

SEP 8, 20148 MIN
The DEN Zone

Behind the Changing Relationship Between Educators and the Media

SEP 8, 20148 MIN

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Coverage of education by traditional media is declining while the use of coverage through social media is increasing. What's driving the change and what does this mean for educators? Follow:@davidfisher65 @DiscoveryEd , @teach42@2teach_edtech @dacia92 @lookingupmoves @bamradionetwork Nick J. Tate is an award-winning journalist, editor and best-selling author who has written extensively about health, business, technology, finance, music and consumer affairs issues. He is a health writer and editor at Newsmax Media Inc. in South Florida. He is an experienced educator whose background includes teaching health/science journalism as an adjunct professor at Emory University in Atlanta and health communications in a variety of training seminars for college students, scientists, doctors, business executives and public relations specialists.