Skills That You Will Use in Your Media Career
Converting Audio A lot of iPhones save the audio file as a “m4a” file. A lot of Android phones save the audio file as a “3ga” file. When you upload your audio file to SoundCloud, you may not need to … Continue reading “Converting, Editing, and Sharing Audio Stories” →
Week 9 Plan Monday: Review Blog Post 5 – Audio Profile (Raw and Edited) Monday: Gathering Audio Wednesday: Audio Editing; Audacity Tutorial Fri. March 29: Guest Speakers Micah Schweizer and Erin Jones, NPR journalists and producers –> Take Notes During Their … Continue reading “Gathering Audio” →
Week 7 Plan Reminder: Blog Post 4 – Journalistic Web Story due tonight by 11:59 p.m. In-Class Assignment: Audio Stories Review of Popular Audio Storytelling on StoryCorps, NPR, and Podcasts In-Class Assignment: Your Future in Podcasting Review of Blog Post 5 – … Continue reading “Audio Storytelling & Audio Profile Project” →
Institutional Marketing is interested in finding students to take over the Arts & Sciences Instagram account every Thursday (see forwarded email below).This is the student’s chance to show us a day in their life at UW. Institutional Marketing sits down … Continue reading “Help Wanted: Instagram Takeovers for the A&S College” →
Week 5 Plan Reminder: Submit Blog Post 3 – Photojournalism by 11:59 p.m. today (Mon. Feb. 25) In-Class Activity Mon. Feb. 25: “Week 5: Your Initial Web Story Idea” — Let’s briefly talk about your ideas, if we haven’t talked already. In-Class Activity … Continue reading “Journalism for the Web” →
The Department of Communication & Journalism seeks proposals from students for a $5,000 stipend for a photojournalism project called the Larsh Bristol Photojournalism Fellowship. The stipend will be awarded through a competitive process that is open to all students at … Continue reading “Call for Applications: Larsh Bristol Photojournalism Fellowship” →
Week 4 Plan Any questions before the quiz on Photojournalism Basics? Quiz 1 on Photography and Photojournalism. Review Blog Post 3 – Photojournalism — Any questions? Review Blog Post 4 – Journalistic Web Story — Look up your individual meeting date for draft story; … Continue reading “Remembering the Groundwork of Journalistic Writing” →
Week 3 Plan Questions about Blog Post #2 on Creative Devices? — Due Mon. 2/11 by 11:59 p.m. Submit URL to WyoCourses. Discussion of Photojournalism Power and Categories Short-Write #3: Exploring Photojournalism Review of Blog Post #3: Photojournalism Tips for … Continue reading “Photojournalism Basics” →
Week 2 Plan 15 minutes class time to ask any questions about Blog Post 1 5-minute short-write #1 reflection on Journalism Next Ch. 5 on Photography Review this photography blog post Active learning activity in groups Review Blog Post 2: Creative … Continue reading “Basics of Photography” →
From Week 1’s readings on the Forward, Introduction, Ch. 1, and Ch. 2 in Mark Briggs’ Journalism Next book, I would like you to remember: The online resources: Hacks and Hackers in Colorado Poynter’s NewsU Nieman Lab Online News Association The National … Continue reading “Dr. Landreville’s Top 5 List from Week 1 Readings” →
Syllabus Questions? Now that you’ve had the chance to fully read the syllabus and course schedule, do you have any questions? Week 1: Overview Quick review of blogs Importance of branding and marketing yourself with your blog Review first assignment … Continue reading “Blogging, Branding, and WordPress-ing” →
Welcome! About Me About You Take this note card. Fill it out with: 1. Your name. 2. What you like to be called. 3. Your major. 4. The type of media content that you’re most excited to learn about and … Continue reading “Here We Go! Multimedia Production!” →
Multimedia Finish Blogging Workshop Document Your HSI Experience with Photography We will go on three field trips during this class: Vedauwoo, the Wyoming Tribune Eagle, and the Snowy Range Mountains. At each field trip, I want you to take as … Continue reading “HSI, Class 2: Photography Basics” →