In this audio interview, William Purcell shares how he received top news stories, listened to music, and kept up with sports before the influx of technological devices and social media.
Final Presentation and Responses
On June 9th (finals day – 8am) be prepared with the following:
One member of your group will introduce everyone and give a general overview of your route – think about adjectives that help. Don’t spend more than a minute on this and then have each member introduce a piece of your segment of the site. Decide how this will go, in what order, and how to do it professionally before class on the 9th – don’t just wing it – practice. Remember you’re in front of professionals – be professional!
Once you have shown your stories, I would like you to share one thing from the following questions and answers – please write these out, print them and hand them to me at the end of class. Each should be about a paragraph.
- What story or process of doing the story brought you the most joy?
- What was the most challenging part of doing these stories? DO NOT talk about fitting it in around classes or others’ schedules — all of these professionals know about deadlines — rather concentrate on what was the biggest hurdle? What was scary?
- In what way were you stretched? How did you grow? Please tell me about one thing that was team-related and one thing that was personal?
Each person should talk about one of these in the presentation. Just a couple of sentences – the panel will want to hear about what you learned, what was fun, what was hard.
Every Stop a Story – Deadline #5 – June 5@midnight
This is the last one and you still must link, but we should be well on the way to finalizing all parts of the ESAS site by then.
Every Stop a Story – Deadline #4 – May 30@midnight
Note this is MONDAY night rather than Sunday due to the long weekend.
Every Stop a Story – Deadline #3 – May 22@midnight
And again – post the link to your part of the story in the comments
Every Stop a Story – #2 – May 15@midnight
Same drill – post the link to your piece in the comments.
Every Stop a Story – Deadline #1 – May 8@midnight
Please post a link to your story in the comments below. When we click through we should land on what you want the audience to see in your work — if your part is text, it’s just the text, if your part is audio – just the audio (embedded Soundcloud, or file), video – just the video story (with audio elements of course – not a silent movie). If an info-graphic…..
You get the idea. Clearly, when these get posted to the ESAS.us site you will put them into a nice package, but right now we just need to see your work as stand-alone.
Meeting Schedule
These are by “route number” — so #1 is the QA to I-5, etc.
WordPress Assignment
WP assignment — this shouldn’t take you much time. When you transferred your .com to .org, your stuff should have come right along with it. There are a couple of settings to change just to make things easier. This one will also be due Sunday night, April 24 – just to be consistent.
Please simply make sure the navigation to your material is very clear — as if I was looking from the outside (because I am)!
Kathy Best – Seattle Times
Here is Kathy’s LinkedIn profile.
She is the Managing Editor at the Seattle Times
Please take a look at some of their multimedia – since this is what we’re learning!
Keep in mind that Ms. Best was a long time reporter/writer, so she doesn’t have details on what it takes to shoot and edit all of this – but she does know the commitment the paper has made to doing all of this work
A few interesting pieces: Immigrant, Kehinde Wiley, Black History Month Dance, Online Dating
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