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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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Journalists just like you are doing it, doing it

I had nine newspaper reporters and one designer in an audio training session today. They were real troupers! I was impressed by their good attitude and enthusiasm. I think a lot of journalists are stepping up and getting ready for our future.

I’m inspired by posts like this one and this other one from Ron Sylvester, who tells us that after his first year as a print guy turned self-taught multimedia guy, it’s getting easier. A lot easier! (You go, Ron!)

I’m also in love with a new blog called Paula’s Adventures in Multimedia. Paula is a journalist somewhere, I don’t know where, but she’s taking us along for the ride while she and her colleagues learn to make slideshows and do podcasts and shoot video — and it’s really fun!

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