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Teaching Online Journalism

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Smacking down the hierarchies

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

My favorite word this week is heterarchy.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a favorite word before, and I confess I was not familiar with the meaning of this one when I saw it in an article from one of those scholarly journals at which journalists like to scoff. So I turned to merriam-webster.com, as I [...]

New York Times seeks multimedia journalism interns

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Poking around in The New York Times’s job listings, I found this description of three distinct internships “in the Web Newsroom of The New York Times”:

Front-end Interactive Designer: full skill-set of client-side technologies including HTML, CSS and JavaScript/Prototype. Experience with Ruby on Rails is a plus.
Motion Design Storyteller: working knowledge of AfterEffects and [...]

A fresh look at reporting skills

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

In June I posted a ranked list of skills needed by today’s journalists. In reviewing it today, I wondered whether it would be different if instead of saying journalist we said reporter.
Say you want to hire a reporter — for a Web-only organization, a magazine, a newspaper, a TV or documentary outfit. Or for all [...]

Getting started with WordPress

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Here’s a new, stripped-down, easy-to-follow introduction to WordPress — the free blogging platform that also works as a versatile content management system:
WordPress Basics
This short tutorial is based on the second installment in my Reporter’s Guide to Multimedia Proficiency, but I have shortened it to the essentials so that I can just give it to students [...]

Online video still growing, gaining viewers

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Just because comedy or humorous videos are the most popular among U.S. adults (source) does not mean journalists should wring their hands and despair about public tastes.
What’s more important, I think, is that among people who have broadband Internet access at home, 75 percent watch online videos (source). Moreover, when the Pew Internet researchers looked [...]

Is J-school relevant? (#wjchat)

Thursday, June 3, 2010

@killbutton Q1 Yes, because the foundation of journalism is SO important. Journos need a strong foundation in ethics! #wjchat
@dnvolz Brian Williams never got any college degree and is considered a top journalist even in an ever-changing market #wjchat
@mhinojosa Q1 Yes, I think it’s more important now to go to J-school. More and more we [...]

Top Teaching Online Journalism posts: Past 6 months

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

According to Google Analytics, this is what you’ve been reading here (from Dec. 1, 2009, up to today):

21 examples of Flash journalism
A few words about digital audio recorders
Now printable! Reporter’s Guide to Multimedia Proficiency
Recording phone calls: For reporters
Why does anyone major in journalism?
What you should know about HTML5 today
How to shoot video interviews
Thoughts about video [...]