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10 Multimedia and Social Media Journalism Resource Sites
Here's a list of useful resources on multimedia journalism:
1. MINDY MCADAMS' Reporters' Guide to Multimedia Proficiency is a 42-page PDF of all 15 posts on her blog compiled since Feb, 2009. This is great mini-manual to learn multimedia journalism skills such as how to post an audio interview on your blog, edit video using iMovie or Windows Movie Maker or produce slideshows using Soundslides.
Follow Mindy's blog, RSS feed, Twitter feed or Facebook account.
2. NO TRAIN, NO GAIN has a Multimedia Reporting section that posts some really useful updates. Recent posts on Liveblogging, Multimedia Story-telling, and Ethics in Social Networks.
3. MEDIA HELPING MEDIA has a diverse range of training resources. David Brewer and Craig Kanalley have contributed some useful posts on the social networks and online and multimedia sections such as 30 tips on online news presentation, multiplatform authoring, tips for livetweeting and "Grazing on Rumour, Feeding on Facts".
4. MARK BRIGGS' Journalism 2.0: How to Survive and Thrive is two years old but still a worthy resource. You can download the PDF or read it online.
5. KNIGHT DIGITAL MEDIA CENTER'S Tutorials page as a list of useful skills to pick up on such as FTP, creating widgets and geotagging.
6. POYNTER'S NEWS UNIVERSITY has various courses you can follow for free but you need to register first.
7. NEWSLAB.ORG has various tips on its Tools and Resources sections such as Multimedia Planning and Production, Learning From Hyperlocal Failures, and Getting More From Social Media.
8. DIGITAL NEWS JOURNALIST has some interesting tutorials including a 4-part piece on using Google Docs and Caption Writing for Web Slideshows.
9. RYAN THORNBURG's The Future of News has some interesting how-tos and slide stacks eg: How to Edit for Online and SEO, Social Media and User Generated Content for Journalists and Reporting for Online Media.
10. JOE MURPHY, a Denver web developer and journalist, posts at his Joe Think blog. Some choice posts:
"Towards meaningful metrics", "Tips on writing headlines", "Getting your online news site off the ground in 7 steps".
FOR MULTIMEDIA INSPIRATION visit these sites as suggested by Angela Grant: Kobre Guide, MultimediaShooter, Interactive Narratives, Las Vegas Sun videos, The Globe and Mail multimedia section and News Videographer.
BONUS: 10,000 Words
1. MINDY MCADAMS' Reporters' Guide to Multimedia Proficiency is a 42-page PDF of all 15 posts on her blog compiled since Feb, 2009. This is great mini-manual to learn multimedia journalism skills such as how to post an audio interview on your blog, edit video using iMovie or Windows Movie Maker or produce slideshows using Soundslides.
Follow Mindy's blog, RSS feed, Twitter feed or Facebook account.
2. NO TRAIN, NO GAIN has a Multimedia Reporting section that posts some really useful updates. Recent posts on Liveblogging, Multimedia Story-telling, and Ethics in Social Networks.
3. MEDIA HELPING MEDIA has a diverse range of training resources. David Brewer and Craig Kanalley have contributed some useful posts on the social networks and online and multimedia sections such as 30 tips on online news presentation, multiplatform authoring, tips for livetweeting and "Grazing on Rumour, Feeding on Facts".
4. MARK BRIGGS' Journalism 2.0: How to Survive and Thrive is two years old but still a worthy resource. You can download the PDF or read it online.
5. KNIGHT DIGITAL MEDIA CENTER'S Tutorials page as a list of useful skills to pick up on such as FTP, creating widgets and geotagging.
6. POYNTER'S NEWS UNIVERSITY has various courses you can follow for free but you need to register first.
7. NEWSLAB.ORG has various tips on its Tools and Resources sections such as Multimedia Planning and Production, Learning From Hyperlocal Failures, and Getting More From Social Media.
8. DIGITAL NEWS JOURNALIST has some interesting tutorials including a 4-part piece on using Google Docs and Caption Writing for Web Slideshows.
9. RYAN THORNBURG's The Future of News has some interesting how-tos and slide stacks eg: How to Edit for Online and SEO, Social Media and User Generated Content for Journalists and Reporting for Online Media.
10. JOE MURPHY, a Denver web developer and journalist, posts at his Joe Think blog. Some choice posts:
"Towards meaningful metrics", "Tips on writing headlines", "Getting your online news site off the ground in 7 steps".
FOR MULTIMEDIA INSPIRATION visit these sites as suggested by Angela Grant: Kobre Guide, MultimediaShooter, Interactive Narratives, Las Vegas Sun videos, The Globe and Mail multimedia section and News Videographer.
BONUS: 10,000 Words
Labels: journalism, social media, social media journalism
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