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API’s Visual Journalism Slides and Notes for Upcoming Talk
I will be traveling to Montgomery, Alabama, today to give a talk on multimedia innovation to professionals, professors and students in the area. I’m extremely excited to share my passion with others, and look forward to their questions and feedback. I posted my presentation on SlideShare, and included it here for your viewing pleasure.
During my talk I will be doing a case study on Roanoke.com’s “Age of Uncertainty” and will provide an analysis that American University Jill Holbrook wrote for a recent project. If you are interested in hearing more about this project, definitely take the time to read her excellent write-up.
If you have a speaking engagement in the future and would like me to come speak, please feel free to contact me.
API's Visual Journalism Workshop 4/3/09
View more presentations from Tracy Boyer.
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- Ease into programming with Poynter’s August seminar “Programming for Journalists / Journalism for Programmers”
- Maine Media Workshops offers slew of multimedia workshops for professionals and numerous summer jobs for students
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[...] to Mindy McAdams, Craig Lee, and Tracy Boyer for their advice and inspiration. I’ve uploaded a powerpoint presentation to Slideshare which [...]
the slides are fantastic and completely informative – i’ve joined the FB group!