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Teaching Online Journalism

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

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Soundslides explained, by Joe himself

Joe Weiss, creator of Soundslides, was interviewed for a podcast at PopPhoto (see the writeup by Jack Howard or hear the MP3). There’s ALSO an illustrated tutorial! Not that you will need one — but if you’re curious about what “ridiculously simple” really means … (Found via Richard, in my del.icio.us network.)

I will be taking a few days off from blogging, so I will leave you with a list o’ links to past posts that provide examples of, and other information about, Soundslides. The demo version is free. Why not try it this weekend?

See you next year!

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