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Increasing In-class Engagement Through WSJ’s Context
Jul 24, 2024
Wall Street Journal Education Tools Webinar
Speaker
Leslie Bedingfield, Marketing Manager on the Student Memberships team at Wall Street Journal
Contact Information
Email: leslie.beddingfield@dowjones.com
Webinar Details
Duration:
30 minutes
Q&A:
Available throughout via chat feature in GoToWebinar panel
Session Recording:
Will be shared via email within a few days
About Wall Street Journal (WSJ)
Reputation:
Highly trusted news source (polls by Reuters Institute, YouGov Poll, Economist, Pew Research)
Awards:
Simmons News Media Trust Index #1 (only newspaper brand in top 5)
Coverage:
Breaking news, industry analysis, career and lifestyle content
Benefits for Students:
Habituate to reading and staying updated on current events
Learn about student loan repayment, salary negotiation, email etiquette
Membership includes WSJ Plus (exclusive student events, networking opportunities)
Subscription Options
University-Sponsored Program:
Access to WSJ membership via university
Individual Subscription:
Current sale at $1 for 15 weeks (normally $4 per month)
More Information:
Visit education.wsj.com
Context Tool Overview
Purpose:
First higher-ed focused product by WSJ
Curate reading lists with WSJ articles related to courses
Facilitate lecture preparation and engage students in discussions
Features:
Dashboard:
Access at context.wsj.com
Reading Lists:
Create weekly/extra credit lists; set due dates and publish dates
Search:
Filter articles by disciplines and subtopics (16 disciplines available)
Article Management:
Add articles to reading lists, preview articles, track student sign-ups
Discussions:
In-class and online engagement via discussion tab
Context Tool Usage
Login and Dashboard:
Access with WSJ credentials
Create Classes:
Use 'New Class' button, set start/end dates, and invite students
Manage Reading Lists:
Add articles, set publish/due dates, and share unique invite links for each class
Student Interaction:
View classes/reading lists, participate in discussions
Q&A
Student Account Setup:
Must sign up for WSJ to access reading lists
University Site Licenses:
Confirm university participation at education.wsj.com
Reading List Export:
Not available at this time
Discussion Boards:
Integrated for class engagement, no grading feature within Context
Duplicate Reading Lists:
Possible for ease of lecture preparation
Additional Information
For more tools and program details: Visit
education.wsj.com
Contact Leslie for questions/feedback: leslie.beddingfield@dowjones.com
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