Thursday, November 12, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
Final exam alternate resources
Link One — Analyze this example of a journalist using Twitter. Take a position on the validity of this project as journalism. Construct an argument of 100-250 words. Defend your position by citing the readings assigned as preparation for the final, and your 250-word response to the readings.
Link Two — Go to this site and follow links to two essays in a pro-and-con debate on the validity of Twitter for reporting breaking news. Weigh in on the debate with a 500-word argument based on the two essays and on the readings assigned as preparation for the final.
Link Two — Go to this site and follow links to two essays in a pro-and-con debate on the validity of Twitter for reporting breaking news. Weigh in on the debate with a 500-word argument based on the two essays and on the readings assigned as preparation for the final.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Twitter activities
For Monday 4/27
Make sure you are following everyone:
• Here are the Twitter user names for JRN300:
BeccaRoman • diamondsonmygrl • dsnyds818 • james933 • jbg07
Kandice213 • Kassandra9691 • knoelw • leahrand • MediaAhoy
NPapes • Price86 • SamKanatzar • TryKevinToday • wlw2853
• Sarah and Seth will be creating Twitter accounts soon.
Download and install TweetDeck at home and in the Craig 338 lab
• Download at http://www.tweetdeck.com/
• Install, and create a group including me and all JRN300 folks. See the list above
• This video tutorial is useful: http://bit.ly/44rNSj
• Let's attempt a conversation during Monday's lab.
For Wednesday 4/29 and thereafter
I will conduct brief Twitter forums during lab time
• Get practice using Twitter and TwitterDeck
• Fine-tune the final exam process and ground rules based on what we discover.
Before the final exam
Read these articles. E-mail me a 250-word response on any aspect. DUE noon Sun. 5/10
• Consider the validity of Twitter as a news tool and its best uses for news.
• You can reference your written response during the final exam discussion.
• Your written response will provide proof of independent thinking during the final exam.
– You won't have to worry about appearing unoriginal if you echo others' comments.
– I won't have to worry either, because I already know where you stand.
The Rise of Twitter as a Platform for Serious Discourse
Twitter, Mumbai, and 10 facts about journalism now
Twitizen Journalism: Can Twitter Be a Real News Platform?
What News Media Who Use Twitter 'One Way Only' Miss Out On
To Tweet or Not to Tweet / MaureenDowd
For the final exam
Condense your 250-word response to a
140-character Tweet for a final-exam forum.
Study these news-oriented Twitter users.
Prepare for a final exam forum:
What is the news value of these users' content?
Daily Oklahoman storms project
Breaking News on Twitter
Anamarie Cox of Time.com
New York Times on Twitter
Springfield News-Leader on Twitter
Rick Sanchez of CNN
Make sure you are following everyone:
• Here are the Twitter user names for JRN300:
BeccaRoman • diamondsonmygrl • dsnyds818 • james933 • jbg07
Kandice213 • Kassandra9691 • knoelw • leahrand • MediaAhoy
NPapes • Price86 • SamKanatzar • TryKevinToday • wlw2853
• Sarah and Seth will be creating Twitter accounts soon.
Download and install TweetDeck at home and in the Craig 338 lab
• Download at http://www.tweetdeck.com/
• Install, and create a group including me and all JRN300 folks. See the list above
• This video tutorial is useful: http://bit.ly/44rNSj
• Let's attempt a conversation during Monday's lab.
For Wednesday 4/29 and thereafter
I will conduct brief Twitter forums during lab time
• Get practice using Twitter and TwitterDeck
• Fine-tune the final exam process and ground rules based on what we discover.
Before the final exam
Read these articles. E-mail me a 250-word response on any aspect. DUE noon Sun. 5/10
• Consider the validity of Twitter as a news tool and its best uses for news.
• You can reference your written response during the final exam discussion.
• Your written response will provide proof of independent thinking during the final exam.
– You won't have to worry about appearing unoriginal if you echo others' comments.
– I won't have to worry either, because I already know where you stand.
The Rise of Twitter as a Platform for Serious Discourse
Twitter, Mumbai, and 10 facts about journalism now
Twitizen Journalism: Can Twitter Be a Real News Platform?
What News Media Who Use Twitter 'One Way Only' Miss Out On
To Tweet or Not to Tweet / MaureenDowd
For the final exam
Condense your 250-word response to a
140-character Tweet for a final-exam forum.
Study these news-oriented Twitter users.
Prepare for a final exam forum:
What is the news value of these users' content?
Daily Oklahoman storms project
Breaking News on Twitter
Anamarie Cox of Time.com
New York Times on Twitter
Springfield News-Leader on Twitter
Rick Sanchez of CNN
Friday, April 3, 2009
Important video announcement
Highlights of this announcement:
- My last and most elaborate call for you to use the editing booths in the library.
- Comments from a library staff member who did his best to provide information in response to my surprise request.
- An offer to extend the Downtown field trip opportunities to those who have not participated.
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