ASNE Mizzou 2011

02/18/2016

Try a wee bit of video to supplement the solid reporting and display of text and photo stories that I see on so many of your website. One does not have to wait until students can produce of full package. For starters, it could be a soundbite or two of people quoted in a story. That can add credibility. Second option -- show a three or four shot sequence of what the story is about as an illustration. The 'how to' tutorials are on the MobileVideo DIY website. http://mobilevideodiy.com/learn

Each topic embraces the mobile-only video approach with tutorials, guides, apps and much more. Content is handpicked by MobileVideoDIY's editors and collaborators.

08/31/2015

Here's help teaching students to shoot and edit video on smartphones.

One of the 2014 ASNE/Reynolds workshop participants, Kevin Allen, a journalism instructor and newspaper adviser at Captain Shreve High School in Shreveport, Louisiana has created an 8-lesson curriculum at this url: http://goo.gl/oUX9Z1

Kevin uses the Mobile Video DIY tutorials [http://mobilevideodiy.com]. It has a huge array of free tutorials.

Try it out. Please let is know what works and what suggests you have for changes.

To find Kevin's lessons from the homepage, scroll down to "Latest Lessons." It is the first listed.

Video on the web is hot - No more need to wait for your school to buy expensive cameras and editing software to get into video production.

The site is produced in conjunction with the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism.

MobileVideoDIY Curriculum Helps Teachers Integrate Video Training In Classrooms Based on a flipped-classroom model, it includes eight 50-minute lessons that are aligned to the Common Core State Standards. The lessons contain video tutorials that students can watch on their mobile devices outside of…

02/11/2014

Invite your colleagues to apply for this summer's ASNE/Reynolds workshops. Application deadline is March 1. Here are links to a list of topics covered and information about the all expenses paid workshops. http://goo.gl/5eqygx

10/07/2013

Adam here. Hope everyone is well.

Want to do me a favor and help scholastic journalism in the process. Be a pilot tester for this short survey.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10680617/spj-survey.docx

If you can take it by the end of this week and send your comments to the person listed on the top of the linked file, I'd be super appreciative.

Thanks a bunch.

09/30/2011

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09/22/2011

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09/15/2011

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08/03/2011

Check out our print magazine http://is.gd/jwHkdX

08/01/2011

Trip to Columbia Missourian http://is.gd/PG0kc8

07/30/2011

What’s the Past Tense of Tweet? http://is.gd/ROrWJ3

07/30/2011

What’s Your Facebook Button? http://is.gd/pzcV3J

07/28/2011

Taking kids out of high school and into real journalism http://is.gd/DpQhFb