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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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U.S. population change since the 2005 hurricanes

An interactive map graphic from USAToday.com: “Sun Belt’s population grows as Gulf Coast suffers.”

Make sure you click the Louisiana area and roll over the counties. This is how a graphic tells a story!

It’s relevant, it’s important, and who else but a newspaper would ever do this much work in the public interest?

Read about how they did it.

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