Don Goble
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Don's Broadcast Curriculum 

In the links below, follow Don's curriculum, which he uses for all levels of Broadcasting he teaches at Ladue Horton Watkins High School in St. Louis, MO. Don advises the student publications LHSTV.net and the Global Student News Network (#GSNN). (
​Not all curriculum listed was originally created by Don, but was shared freely online by other credible sources.)
Please also visit the Green Screen, Editing with iMovie for iOS and Webinars pages for more video production ideas. ​
5 W's and H
10 activities for a first level Broadcast course
30 to 45-second voiceover news video lesson  
60 Seconds
​Adobe Premiere Pro Editing Tutorials
Adobe Spark Post photo assignment
​Adobe Spark Selfie photo assignment
​Adobe Spark Pages personal portfolio
​ASB Classroom curriculum
​Become a Citizen Journalist
​Beginner Guide to Video Production: Framing Your Shots
Blogging Feedback Form
Blogging Guidelines using Weebly.com
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Broadcast news writing
​Broadcast Production Schedule
​Cinestudy
Detailed links for first level Broadcast lessons
​Documentary
Editing with iMovie for iOS
​Epic Object – Short Story
Everyone Can Create Video
​Film: Script concept to first draft
​Filmmaking: Google Drive folder
​Final Cut Pro X lessons and tutorials
​Five shot sequence & example videos
Gear for beginners

​Grading in general
Headline Newscast
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How to Create a Newscast
​iMovie for Mac (submitted by @JennyGrabiec)
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iMovie Tutorial for Mobile Journalists
Interview an Expert
LHS News Minute
Live stream
​Live streaming equipment

Live streaming on YouTube
​Montage Mania
Multimedia Package
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Music Video assignment & Scoring Guide
​News package and Scoring Guide
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On-Air tips and tricks
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Pexels Project (royalty-free footage)
Pitch Sheet​
Podcast - Audio Storytelling by @davishtv
​Podcasting Guide
Podcast Project and Rubric
PSA ​ and PSA rubric
Rule of Thirds & turn on  the Grid on iPhone
Script - full format show
​SchoolTube's Wochit online editor
Scoring Guide (General video rubric)
​showNtell by @stevedouglass
​Six shot sequence & video example
Six-Word Story, Six Unique Shots
​​Social Media Permission Agreement
​Sound editing
Steve Hartman (CBS News) interview
Steve Hartman "true journalist"
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Stock Footage for free
Storyboard (blank)
Storyboard (illustrated description)
Story ideas
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The Shooting Gallery
​Twitter Research Project
​Videoconferencing
​Video apps and programs tutorials
Video Essay
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Videomaker expert articles

Interview with Steve Hartman from CBS Evening News

Don interviews long-time CBS journalist Steve Hartman, who offered advice to his Broadcast Technology students on writing, interviewing and getting to the heart of the story.

Read more in these two blog posts Don wrote:
Journalism advice by Steve Hartman from CBS News

Model learning and best practice for students

Broadcast Journalism mini-lessons and blog posts at JEADigitalMedia.org

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Don has compiled a list of mini-lessons for video production, mobile journalism resources, and blog posts about all things scholastic media.
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School Video News mini-lessons 

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Don offers mini-lessons for the broadcast journalism classroom, from interviewing, to shooting tips using light, BRoll, WALLDO, to practicing how to use a microphone and natural sound in video. These mini-lessons are perfect for the middle or high school classroom when developing news stories. 
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    • About
    • Student Testimonials
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      • Guests by topic
    • Six-Word Story, Six Unique Shots
    • Interview an Expert
  • Resources
    • Adobe Spark
    • Online broadcast lessons
    • Broadcast Curriculum >
      • Final Cut Pro X
      • Adobe Premiere Pro
      • iMovie
      • Video apps and programs
    • Green Screen
    • Editing with iMovie for iOS
    • Grading in General
  • Media
    • Podcasts
    • Videos
  • Creative
    • Power of Video GoFundMe
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    • Webinars
    • St. Louis Summer Stories
    • Distance Learning
    • Journalism camps
    • Video Conferences
    • Twitter Chats
    • Promotions
    • Survey
  • Contact