<blockquote>Since 2004 the Toolbox has been a standard resource for reporters, editors, journalism teachers, and students. It features a rich collection of links to search tools, election coverage, First Amendment issues, jobs, education resources (high school and college), Investigative Reporters and Editors and other data/statistics sites, and links to topical issues (terrorism, floods, etc.)” <strong>Source:</strong> <a href="http://www.poynter.org/how-tos/digital-strategies/e-media-tidbits/93685/journalists-toolbox-moves-to-spj-but-stays-familiar/ " target="_blank">Barbara Iverson, Poynter</a></blockquote>

<blockquote>Presented by the Society of Professional Journalists and created and maintained by DePaul University instructor Mike Reilly, the Journalist’s Toolbox is an actively updated site that lists resources for reporters, editors, and academics. A sampling of the most recent additions: online grammar quizzes, a directory of all congressional Twitter handles, tips and resources on cyberbullying, an interactive map for locating newspapers, a Google Maps mashup of current sites and historical photos, a site that collects crash blossom headlines, and a thesaurus that generates short synonyms.” <strong>Source:</strong> <a href="http://www.copyediting.com/journalist-s-toolbox" target="_blank">Dawn McIlvain Stahl, Copyediting.com</a></blockquote>