Evaluating Photographs
How can you put a letter or a number on something so fleeting as the content of a photograph? This article originally appeared in the summer 1999 edition of Communication: Journalism Education Today....
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The Mug Shot
This article was originally printed in the winter 2001 issue of JEA’s magazine Communication: Journalism Education Today. Using light and camera angles to your benefit can help when you’re assigned to...
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How to be an inspiring photography leader
This article supplements material in the winter 2011 issue of JEA’s magazine — Communication: Journalism Education Today. The Winter 2011 issue of Communication: Journalism Education Today presents...
View ArticleDigital photography rubric
This rubric allows advisers to evaluate photographs on a multitude of levels, including lighting, composition and storytelling elements. Descriptions in each of the rubric’s criteria provide for...
View ArticleFeature photo rubric
Rate a feature photo from poor to excellent in categories such as impact, composition and technical quality using this rubric. Courtesy Lizabeth Walsh. The post Feature photo rubric appeared first on .
View ArticlePhotography assignment worksheet
Stay organized by having students provide all of the details behind a photo shoot from an event with this worksheet. Courtesy Christine Coleman. The post Photography assignment worksheet appeared first...
View ArticleRubric for images
This rubric takes the elements of a successful photograph and applies percentages based on the proficiency of the image in given categories. Courtesy Christine Coleman. The post Rubric for images...
View ArticleScoring guide for basic photo shoot
This rubric allows for measurement of a photograph’s success in multiple categories, and also provides opportunities for students to reflect on the lessons learned from the assignment. Courtesy Sarah...
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