Feedback

From the initial planning stages, Ink was designed as a community for those involved in secondary school journalism education. While our forums let you communicate with other members of the community, this important section lets you communicate with the creators of Ink.

General Correspondence
If you have a question, comment, concern, or opinion, we want to hear it! We reply to every message received, and take a critical look at your ideas, so that we can better serve our users.

To send a message, visit Comments.

Survey
By filling out this short questionnaire, we'll be able to better understand what our users think of Ink, and how we can improve. Your ideas are important to us. Not only will they be used to improve our site, they'll also give us a new perspective and opinion on how well we meet the ThinkQuest Educational Internet Competition's Project Objectives.

The survey results will be tallied periodically and posted on the site. The full results will also be made available to the ThinkQuest judges.

The survey will take about three minutes, and your participation is greatly appreciated. Please visit Survey.

Submissions
Ink is constantly growing. Even after the ThinkQuest entry deadline, our team will continue you develop content and improve the site. In addition to new original content, we are actively seeking third-party educational content from our users. If you have any information that would be of use to other students involved in journalism, please let us know. You can send a message directly to Brett, Krista, or Shayda, or use our Comments area.

Did You Know?
Have you learned something about journalism that you'd like to share with the world? By filling out this form your fact will be added to our database, and occasionally your fact will randomly appear on pages throughout Ink, along with your name or other information you wish to provide.

Add your fact to the database using the Submission Form.

Soapbox
Journalism can be a way of expressing yourself and your ideas or opinions to the world. We've tried to recreate this experience by providing you with a place to express those thoughts - whatever they are. They can be related to educational journalism, or just something totally bizarre, it just has to come from you.

While we aren't in the business of censoring your opinions, we can't post information that is inappropriate for the site. All submissions will be reviewed before beings posted. To include your voice, use the Soapbox Submission Form.