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Reading list for journos wanting to become more digital savvy
Henry gives suggestions on reading material for folks moving into digital journalism.
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Reading list for journos wanting to become more digital savvy
Henry gives suggestions on reading material for folks moving into digital journalism.
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Balloon Fiesta 2011
the ABQ Ballon Fiesta is international and I don’t go because. ON Oct. 8 we searched social media for reaction’s to this year’s balloon Fiesta. “ my feet are still…
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HTML5 More of what you need to know.
In the October edition of The Inlander, the newspaper of the Inland Press Association, you can see my first column on this broad topic of digital. At least in the…
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New York Fall Convention – Taking your social-media reporting to the next level
Notes and examples from the New York Press Association Fall convention in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. View “New story” on Storify Get digital news tips, news and updates in your email…
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DRAFT: Making a Google Map based on census data Part 2
In part one of this tutorial, we were able to retrieve a shapefile for a county from TIGER, upload it via Shape-to-Fusion, which transformed the shapefile into KML that Fusion…
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Making a Google Map based on census data Part 1
The first of two lessons on building a Google Map based on census data. This lesson covers how we get the shape of a county into Google Fusion Tables.
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Taking Social Media Reporting to the Next Level
These are slides from a Webinar I presented July 13 for Inland Press Association. The beginning is review then proceeds to Storify.
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An introduction to Search Engine Optimization
The point of this post isn’t to turn anyone into a Search Engine Optimization god, rather to acquaint folks with a working knowledge of SEO techniques, their importance and benefits.
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HTML Primer for Journalists part II
In this lesson, we’re takling about the assumptions your browser makes when you’re laying out your web page.
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HTML Primer for Journalists Part I
A very basic introduction to HTML and CSS with resources for further exploration. We look at the
tag and write a basic page.
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Teaching the live blog platform
Want to learn-teach live blogging techinques? Here’s a handy-dandy exercise that is challenging, instructive and fun.
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Guerilla editor’s test – The Cover It Live Ticker
Folks in the digital news industry who know me also know that I’m a big fan of the coveritlive live-blogging platform. The simple, powerful and free tools make connecting with…
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New trends in social media
From a Sept. 2010 presentation on new trends in social media, specifically location-based.
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Google maps for journalists 101
This was a presentation I gave at the 2010 Maynard Institute’s Multimedia Editing Program, where I had the privilege of teaching. I had students follow a fictitious story and add…
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An introduction to geo-location services and journalism
This is the first in a multi-part series about geolocation services and their uses to journalists. The genesis of this series is #wjchat, a Wednesday night twitter-based chat for digital…
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Cooking with Chef Johnny Vee
This is a set of videos produced for The Santa Fe New Mexican in 2008-09. Chef Johnny Vee is fixture and writer in the Santa Fe, N.M., food scene. Find…
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The Guerilla Editor’s guide, Free and cheap tools journalists can use
Here they are. Free or low cost resources for local bloggers and community news organizations. The list was started during the Maynard Institute’s Multimedia Editing Program in Reno during June 2010.
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The Morning After
This week, I am serving as a faculty member for the Maynard Institute Multimedia Editing Program at the University of Nevada, Reno. On Tuesday, the students took full advantage of…