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Repost – Carey’s multimedia matrix

Bryan — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:09:02 +0000

Dr. Bob Carey, dept. chair at Gardner-Webb and NPPA national board member, mentioned his multimedia matrix during our workshop.

I created it to help my students track their projects. Hopefully, it will allow you to make sure you have the visual and audio variety youâ€™ll need for your project.

Check it out here.

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Repost – workshop video blog

Bryan — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:08:10 +0000

An RSS feed problem seems to have swallowed an earlier post about this, so here it is again. The videos, audio and stories from our CICM Workshop are now available on the official conference weblog. Go over and check out some of the work from these participants.

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Repost – Blanda’s workshop review

Bryan — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:07:35 +0000

Sean Blanda has written a lengthy, thoughtful review/wrap-up of the 2008 CICM workshop. Check it out.

And be sure and check out the videos, audio, and stories the participants produced during the workshop: 2008 Workshop Blog.

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Day 1 in the books

Bryan — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 23:49:55 +0000

We’ve completed the first day of training. Students have spent the last three hours on the streets of Nashvegas collecting material for their stories. This after getting some training from myself (web tools – mapping, timelines, and liveblogging), folks from the Nashville NPR affiliate (audio storytelling), and Seth Gitner (video shooting). We’ve got dinner on tap in an hour (thanks to College Media Network) and a presentation by Seth Gitner of some of the work they’ve been doing at Roanoke.com.

Tomorrow, more story collecting, and then training in editing. Should be an exciting day.

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Others blogging Nashville

Bryan — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 18:10:38 +0000

So far, I’ve run across two other bloggers who are blogging while at the workshop: Rex Hammock and Sean Blanda. Rex is observing, Sean is participating. Sean is also twittering away while attending. Here’s a post from Rex. Here’s one from Sean.

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