Kansas Journalism Institute 2010
How should high school journalists utilize new media and social networks to innovate?
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Free your mind (and your content) social networks word of mouth Skype Facebook Text messaging YouTube instant messaging LinkedIn message boards Twitter Vimeo Thank you very much for spending your morning with me. Do not hesitate to contact me anytime with your questions, both large and small, at lafferty@jccc.edu or @proflafferty. Follow me @proflafferty and/or @fortunafaveat and/or @JCCC_IM. Follow @campKJI and @KUJournalism. Then, strike out on your own and find the sources of information that you trust and follow them. Go to a computer and sign up for Twitter today! Platforms Content management systems: Wordpress joomla Drupal Find a free (and preferably open-source) platform. Find a geek (or two or ten) that want to work on the site, but learn how to manage the site yourself, too. Commit to the idea that online is more important than your deadwood editions. Asst. Professor Patrick T. Lafferty Questions? Concerns? Debate? First things first: You must be online! Digg Fark Delicious MySpace What about the privacy concerns with social networks? Once you are online, you must socialize! I love paper, but... lawrence.com A cautionary tale - The Campus Ledger Deadwood Gowalla FourSquare Know these skills: HTML CSS PHP/MYSQL Basic "photoshop" and "layout" Geeks: Be One! Quality is important, but so is speed. Let's Get Socialized! Comments sections on individual stories are wonderful, but they don't let you "know your audience" the same way social networks do. Keep it raised if you have a solid understanding of Facebook's privacy policies. Twitter: your new, best friend Bottom line: think journalism 101. Always think twice before you publish anything, anywhere. FourSquare, Gowalla and pleaserobme.com Why do I need social networks? This is a very good question: If you are not, you should be very concerned. (Pause for sound of crickets chirping) Raise your hand if you have a FaceBook account. Your audiences (and potential sources) are on a social network of one form or another. Xanga Wordpress Tumblr Last.FM Pandora Google Flickr Innovate! Now that you're online and social, it is time to take the reins and... Diaspora Kickstarter.com Knight Foundation Poynter Institute
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