By Mindy McAdams

Teaching Online Journalism

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Notes from the classroom and observations about today’s practice of journalism online

2006 SNDies finalists

The annual SNDies competition honors the best “new media” design in journalism. The self-nominated entries favor interactive or multimedia packages (and slideshows). The competition is part of the Society for News Design, an international professional organization. (I’m going to their annual convention in Orlando this weekend.)

See my del.icio.us links to all of the SNDies nominees.

Update (Sept. 5): The Gold, Silver, Bronze and Award of Excellence (an honorable mention) awards have been announced. I added these to my links at del.icio.us. Only two sites were awarded Gold.

Technorati tags: online journalism | news | interactivity | Flash journalism | multimedia | storytelling | examples

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