Image via Shutterstock. Article first published by journalism.co.uk Summer is a busy time of year for jobseekers. It’s also ultra-competitive as new BA and MA graduates join an expanding pool of […]
Data journalism can provide both global and local communities with valuable content that informs their day-to-day lives. Many of the efforts are internationally or nationally focussed, yet, as Steven Barnett […]
This week I asked my students to develop — and record — a short 90 second to 2 minute piece of audio depicting a famous event in history. Here’s some potential formats I identified […]
An introduction to news consumption, monitoring and verification. Presentation slides from the American Press Institute’s “Build a Better Journalist” conference, held at George S. Turnbull Center, University of Oregon, Portland, […]
Last week our Top Audio Storytelling class heard from Wendy Pilmer, a UK based radio expert, who I’ve had the good fortune to know for the past decade and a half. […]
On January 6th, our Top Audio Storytelling class heard from Abigail Edge, a British journalist now based in Colorado about changes in the podcasting market and her own experience of […]
My contribution to Data Journalism: Inside the global future, a volume I recently co-edited with Tom Felle and John Mair. Five case studies – and five tips, tricks and considerations – which I […]
Slides from a class given at the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication on 16th November 2015, covering examples of different stories, sources, tools and tips.
This term I’ve been teaching Reporting II at the University of Oregon. Here are the 10 takeaways (actually 14, like the Spanish Inquisition I cannot count,) that I gave my students. […]
This is the second in a short series of slides I’m sharing of my current class materials. According to my students, this task – which involved them doing some live […]
