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Cory Bergman makes hyperlocal work
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I love Robin's apple anaolgy – perfect. My students can expect me to be mangling that one in a lecture near them, soon.
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This looks an interesting development
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More great tips at 10,000 words
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Great news. Cyndy is writing a book. I saw a draft of her workbook so I'm guessing that this will be a great resource.
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I agree with a lot of what is said here but every once in a while I think it would be handy if people based their views on a slightly broader experience of education, not just industry.
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A great round up of links about changing journalism from Alex
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More on Journalism Plus
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More slides. This time useful tools
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Steve Garfield's slides from his journalism class
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Journalism Plus seems to mean journalism plus business savvy. An easy sell but a hard win. Not that it isnt worth trying to get there
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When is good newspaper video not newspaper video? Ask Podnosh.
2 Responses
Nick Booth
October 2nd, 2008 at 4:35 pm
1Thanks for the link Andy – it was a real pleasure to meet you in brum last Friday. If anyone clicks through to the link on quality video from newspapers they will discover that after the event I was told the video I praised had been made by a pr firm. It’s just the newspaper concerned chose not to share that with it’s audience. In interweb parlance – all together now: FAIL
cyndy green
October 2nd, 2008 at 6:00 pm
2Thank you for the link.
I invite anyone who is interested in teaching/learning about videojournalism to take a look at the table of contents and comments on both posts and let me know if I’ve covered it all.
The trick here is to write a basic text for high school students (which I’m guessing some pros may use to learn the video side) without getting to program or technology specific. My fear is that the book will be outdated before being published if we are too specific.
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