Florida Atlantic University Multimedia Journalism

Thursday, February 02, 2006

More for the bloglist

Soon appearing in the list to your right:
And, at the very apogee of the blogosphere (this hour):
From our own ranks this week:
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Sunday, January 15, 2006

Partial Linkage Achieved

You'll note a list of class blogs to your right. If the link for your blog doesn't work, it's very possible that the url you give me wasn't accurate. Please e-mail the correct web address to me. Check out you colleague's blogs! Best I can tell, the award for "first meaningful post" goes to Mandy.

 If you want to get a jump on the next class:
  1. Right-click on the class blog
  2. Select "view source"
  3. Find the html for the class blog links
  4. Copy it
  5. Find the appropriate place in the template for your blog (this is the tough part)
  6. Paste it
  7. Republish your blog
Finally, look forward to an e-mail in the next day or so with your writing from last class.
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Thursday, January 12, 2006

Your Blog and This Course

Some answers to your questions:

Why?
You will be using your blog during this course to further your understanding of news on various media platforms. It is both a notebook for chronicling what you learn and a soapbox for your thoughts on the media worlds you'll be studying and, at some point, entering.

I'll be using your blog to further my understanding of your understanding. I'm looking for convincingly original thought. For an outline of what your blog means for your overall grade in the course, please see the Class Syllabus.

What?
You'll be exploring and commenting on the journalism, social and economic issues in each medium. Your blog posts will include your own thoughts and links to relevant information supporting your assertions. Your blog should center on each medium as we go through it in class.

How?
You'll be using Blogger. Your site will include links to other student's sites and to other sites and blogs on the web. You are encouraged to post comments on those sites.

When?
At least three times a week and starting about...now.
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