My Suggestions, Together (For Printout)

• Web Page Production and HTML for Journalism
• Dave Raggett's Getting Started with HTML as posted on the W3.org web, the folks who regulate web standards. Recommended by Robert Niles, editor of Online Journalism Review.
• Journalism Web Design Guide
• A section from the Knowledge Board website.
• The web design section from Journerdism, the blog of Will Sullivan, award-winning Interactive Projects Editor at The Palm Beach Post newspaper.
• The Design Desk section, from Poynter.org.
• The article, Help Me Redesign the Web, from Roger Black, via MIT's Technology Review (registration required).
• Photoshop
• Adobe Photoshop CS3 Classroom in a Book ($54.99), via Journalism Education Association.
• All-in-one tutorial on Photoshop Express.
• Digital Photography Ethics Guidelines for Journalism, via DigitalCustom.
• Recording Audio
• A tutorial from Adobe.
• A compendium of sites, tutorials from the Association of Independents in Radio.
• Graphics, Information and Visuals
• Edward Tufte is regarded as the godfather of presenting data and information. A former Knight fellow profiled Tufte in this article in Stanford magazine. It's a good place to start the conversation on information and graphics.
• A primer on graphics and web design, based on Tufte's ideas, from the University of Washington.
• Blogs, Podcasts, and Vidcasts
• Decidedly-New Jersey oriented, Manifest Technology provides an overview of blogs, podcasts and vidcasts.
• Flash Slideshows and Journalism
• Roger Galbraith's Digital Photography Insights profiles the Soundslides program that has had a meteoric rise in newspapers' online units. It offers a lot of how-they-do-its that are useful for students to read before they are faced with the challenge of gathering audio, taking pictures and producing the piece.
• Mobilecasting
• An interview with Tea Vui Huang, creator of "Mobilecast," published on About.com.