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Journalism 2.0 How to Strive and Thrive: A Digital Literacy Guide for the Information Age
Journalism 2.0 How to Strive and Thrive: A Digital Literacy Guide for the Information Age Summary:By Mark Briggs Jan Schaffer, Editor Steve Fox, Michael Williams, Craig Stone, Contributing Editors J-Lab/American University
Journalism 2.0 is an initiative of J-Lab: The Institute for Interactive Journalism, a center of the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism, and of the Knight Citizen News Network, which is funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.Contents: Front Cover Copyright About the Author Title Page Acknowledgements Foreword Table of Contents Introduction A Smooth Sea Never Made a Skilled Sailor The future is now You can do this FTP, MB, RSS, oh My! Today’s special? Acronym soup Digital information: Megabytes, gigabytes and terabytes How the Internet works About Web browsers Managing your browser’s cache: Plug-ins and extensions RSS readers and feeds RSS basics Instant messaging File Transfer Protocol Summary Assignment: Web 2.0 Welcome to Web 2.0 Web 2.0 is all about openness, organization and community Can you Digg it? What does this mean for journalism? Don’t know where this is heading? Assignment: Take part in the revolution Tools and Toys Introduction Tools you should be using Mobile 2.0 iPod: The slim, sleek, 800-pound gorilla ‘Other’ wireless Assignment: New Reporting Methods Introduction Spreadsheets and storing data Your ‘so-called digital life’ Crowdsourcing Distributed, collaborative or open-source reporting Summary Assignment: How to Blog Introduction What is a blog? Getting started Terminology Mechanics Frequency and handling comments Using photos and screenshots Love it or leave it Assignment: How to Report News for the Web Introduction Assignment: Digital Audio and Podcasting Introduction The basics: Audio formats Identifying opportunities Buying a recorder Using a microphone Assignment: Recording with your computer Assignment: Editing your audio Editing with Audacity: Assignment: Using time points for speed Ready for podcasting Shooting and Managing Digital Photos Introduction The basics Shooting basic photos with a digital camera Editing photographs digitally Summary Assignment: Shooting Video for News and Feature Stories Introduction Digital video cameras Tapes, batteries and other accessories Zooming, focusing and exposure Get good audio Shooting still images Shooting the video As simple as it gets Do a trial run Assignment: Basic Video Editing Introduction Mac users: iMovie (PC users, skip to page 108.) For PC users: Windows Movie Maker Assignment: Writing Scripts, Doing Voice-overs Introduction Interviewing while recording Voice-overs On-camera standup Assignment: Putting it All Together Appendix Script for Hurricane Family Feature Back Cover reviews: We’ve added a link to your great guide from the resources section at our immigrant media project “New Routes”. We look forward to building on your lessons with a very diverse group of citizen media makers. Catherine Stifter 9/04/07 FYI I am using parts of your book for my New Media Workshop undergraduate and graduate classes - I teach at Hong Kong University’s Journalism & Media Studies Ctr. Rebecca MacKinnon 9/04/07 I don’t have words to describe what a great and much-needed resource this is. I’m a recent college graduate with a Broadcast Journalism degree and worked at a local affiliate. I plan to share this with all of my old professors and colleagues. Thanks for helping all of us to navigate the digital world. Lacey Hanson 9/26/07 Great work- so needed in Digital AGE! Thank you for providing a great resource that can be used to shift paradigms and support innovative programs and thinkers concerned with role of media in an increasingly cybercivilization. I will look forward to sharing it with those involved in NetGeneration of Youth Cyberjournalism!! Have a hub for NetGeneration of Youth Cyberjournalism in CT—- have worked with organizations in 28 states ... hope to help advance your visions and work! password: R20091005 Please select one mirror to download
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