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Tag Archives: American University
My Takeaways: “What Would Google Do?”
Jeff Jarvis‘ (@jeffjarvis) “What Would Google Do?” is a book, despite its two-year -old copyright, remains relevant today. I was afraid upon choosing it for a 2011 class that the ideas outlined in Jarvis’ book were going to be dated. … Continue reading
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Citizen journalism: Here to stay?
Engagement between a publication and a reader used to be a phone call, letter or face-to-face interaction about a story. Social media has taken reader engagement to a whole new level for media outlets, and now readers are getting involved … Continue reading
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Tagged American University, citizen media, collaboration, interactivity, journalism, news outlets, reporting
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IJ is rockin’ my socks
My cohort has only completed its second class of Writing for Converged Media, but, of course, we’re already knee-deep in it all. Yesterday we welcomed Mandy Jenkins, social media editor for TBD.com and NPR Blogger Mark Memmott to speak to … Continue reading
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Tagged American University, blog, interactive journalism program, interactivity, journalism, liveblog, newspaper, NPR, reporting, resource, social media, speakers, student, TBD, Twitter, writing
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Looking Ahead…
I’m looking forward to what the rest of American University’s Interactive Journalism program offers. From what I understand, there will be a lot of writing intense classes down the road…which is RIGHT up my alley. But this should be interesting. … Continue reading
Posted in Back to School, Working Girl
Tagged American University, editor, interactivity, journalism, newspaper, student, writing
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