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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 the “tools” category

WordPress as your Web authoring tool

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

I’ve been pimping free WordPress blogs as the way to get started online for journalist bloggers, journalism educators, and students for months now (ever since I migrated this blog to WordPress, in fact). Most people will be content (even happy) with a free blog hosted at WordPress.com. (Real geeks, on the other hand, can download [...]

Choice for audio recorders

Friday, January 25, 2008

John Kroll is the news impact editor at The Plain Dealer (cleveland.com) in Cleveland, Ohio, and he was kind enough to allow me to share his opinion about the Zoom H2 recorder, which I’ve been dying to try out (but I have no money for these right now).

“The H2s are working fine for us. We [...]

But can you tell a story?

Monday, January 21, 2008

Can you do great narrative storytelling purely in XHTML and CSS? Or do you need Flash?
This provocative question stems from a recent blog post by Khoi Vinh, design director for nytimes.com. He didn’t come straight out and ask that, but pretty close:
My complaint, right now, is that the majority of storytelling that happens on the [...]

First forays into video editing on Windows XP

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

I have some new HV20 video cameras for my students to use. Our semester began last week, but I’m a little behind on getting everything set up for them. I’ve never taught shooting before. Five or six years ago I used to teach video editing in Premiere, but I cut that out when I started [...]

The $200 Linux laptop, fully loaded

Friday, December 21, 2007

This baby is amazing. More photos of my new XO laptop are now on Flickr.

Previous post about the One Laptop Per Child program here. Buy two, give one, and you get a $200 tax deduction (U.S. residents).

Learning the new tools for storytelling

Monday, December 17, 2007

This semester I had the opportunity to create and teach a new graduate course, focused on multimedia storytelling. I admitted 15 students, all of whom had some prior experience as reporters (for some, it was only a one-semester reporting class).
The course is called Journalists’ Toolkit 1, and the complete syllabus is online.
The students’ final assignment [...]

MVPs for November

Sunday, December 9, 2007

Most visited posts on this blog from November 1 through December 1, according to Google Analytics:

Tape vs. hard drive vs. card, and AVCHD
The slow crawl of journalism education
Video that means something
Which video camera to buy
First lesson in audio for journalists

For that time period, 1,221 URLs were viewed a total of 18,346 times.
There were 9,498 [...]