Texas A&M International University - Communication
Two-day workshop presented by a school district instructor prepared participants to pass and become certified in Adobe Photoshop CS6 software.
Certification in Photoshop CS6
Photoshop workshop
Certificate from Certiport
Certificate
Continuing education credit. Presented by the Texas Association of Journalism Educators and the Interscholastic League Press Conference.
New Media studies
A three-day workshop. Presentations and practice in utilizing video production
audio production
appropriate software and social media (Facebook and Twitter) in high school print journalism programs.
Online Media Workshop
Two week fellowship sponsored by the American Society of News Editors at Arizona State University-Phoenix hosted 35 high school journalism instructors from across the nation for intensive instruction in publishing school newspapers online
including writing and photography for online publication and social media
and effectively using video to tell a story.
Journalism
online media
ASNE Reynolds Institute 2009
M.S.
English literature
Adobe Certified Associate in Visual Communication Using Adobe Photoshop CS6
Adobe
B.S.
Secondary Education
Proofreading
Digital Photography
New Media
Newspaper
Blogging
Editing
Publications
Copy Editing
Online Journalism
Social Networking
AP Style
Journalism
Storytelling
Fact-checking
Editorial
News Writing
Publishing
Teaching
Newspapers
Speech Writing
Webber
Mark
Webber
Texas A&M International University
Laredo Morning Times
Vidal M. Trevino School of Communications and Fine Arts
Formerly adjunct instructor of Communication and faculty adviser for The Bridge student newspaper. \n\nWhile there I created Comm 3328
Advanced Journalistic Writing
as a companion class to the already established Comm. 3326
Journalistic Writing. I also established The Bridge's Web site
www.thebridgenewspaper.com
and updated hardware and software the editors and staff use.
Texas A&M International University
Retired print journalism/online media instructor
VMT is an extension of the school district's three high schools. I have changed the print journalism program to embrace new media
so we are now blogging and creating video and audio programming on the newspaper's website (http://magnettribune.org) in addition to journalism writing and digital photography. Students staff and produce the state- and nationally recognized The Magnet Tribune newspaper
in print and online editions.\n\nI have closed the black-and-white darkroom and redirected those resources into online media.
Vidal M. Trevino School of Communications and Fine Arts
Laredo Morning Times
Laredo
Texas Area
I have retired from this position.\n\nWas news editor and copy editor for LMT (mainly Monday's and Tuesday's editions) and the Saturday edition of the bi-weekly The Zapata Times. Also worked on other editions when needed
as well as special editions such as Ask Us
Outlook
and others
as assigned.\n\nWas also Spanish-to-English translator
preparing stories that ran in the Spanish-language El Tiempo for use in LMT and TZT.\n\nAlso updated newspaper's Facebook site and website during assigned shifts.\n\nWas also the first editor of a now-defunct
teen-oriented weekly tabloid magazine.\n\nOccasionally wrote news and feature stories
opinion pieces and took photos for various sections of the paper.
Part-time news editor
Spanish to English translator
School district-wide recognition of teachers which use technology in the classroom in unique ways to enhance student learning.
Laredo ISD