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Teaching Online Journalism

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

Archive for September 2007

Blogging for j-schools, students, educators

Friday, September 14, 2007

If you’ll be anywhere near Orlando, Florida, at the end of this month, you might want to attend this unconference: BlogOrlando (Sept. 27-29). I will be leading a session on Friday, starting at 10:25 a.m., titled “What We’re Teaching in J-School.” As blogging is the topic, of course I won’t be talking about everything [...]

‘On a different wave length’

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Fact-checking is usually a dry and thankless task, vital to honest journalism, but generally not interesting enough to discuss in casual conversation.
PolitiFact may be changing all that …

Wiki journalism: If it works, use it

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Paul Bradshaw, a British journalist and educator who blogs at Online Journalism, has spent a good amount of time and effort on a fine analysis of “wiki journalism.”
Not all wikis are journalism — of course! — but wikis can be used to produce journalism. Witness the recent example of Wikipedia during the Virginia Tech shootings:
Imagine [...]

Web editing: Literacy skills for 2007

Monday, September 10, 2007

The old question “Should we teach journalism students HTML?” has a new twist! The or part of the question used to be “… or a WYSIWYG editor?” Today, the or phrase has changed to “… or a CMS?” (That’s a content management system.)
I saw the issue summed up this way (and followed by a ton [...]

Use the Force, Luke: Blogging should take more time, not less

Friday, September 7, 2007

John Robinson, editor of the News & Record in Greensboro, North Carolina, must be one of the smartest people in the newspaper business:
The right question is, “How can I spend more time with my blog?” … Rather than assume that blogging is an add-on, with the insinuation is that it is taking away time from [...]

Online news design: Clean, clear, hierarchical

Friday, September 7, 2007

Julián Gallo says he doesn’t know exactly how an online newspaper must be, but he has three strict rules all must follow:

Online newspapers must be easy to read.
Online newspapers must provide hierarchies of information.
Online newspapers must be mashable.

Check out MDZol, a new online newspaper from Mendoza, Argentina. Gallo designed it. I like the section fronts [...]

Guide to local crime maps on the Web

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Online crime maps are local-local-local to the nth degree. Put a database behind a crime map, and it updates itself.
Danny Sanchez has created a wonderful list of these maps (20 at last count). Go and get schooled.