by Curt
For most students the toughest part about my hands-on multimedia reporting class isn’t learning non-liner video editing, or how to record clean sound, or even how to make deadline. The thing that gives them the most trouble is finding stories. Most of the stories are short — 30 seconds to a minute, maximum. The students […]
Categories: multimedia moments, teaching resources
by Curt
I am always looking for examples of well produced cross-platform stories that I can show to my students, especially if I can provide some insight into how the packages were produced. I hit the journalism professor lottery last fall with Historic Minnesota insane asylum spared from wrecking ball, a story produced for broadcast television and […]
Categories: teaching resources
by Curt
Steve Buttry has launched an excellent discussion this week on advice for a colleague teaching journalism as an adjunct faculty member. On Tuesday Steve advised her to teach lessons a variety of ways and yesterday he suggested seven types of content to include in journalism classes. More great ideas have poured in via the comments […]
Categories: teaching resources