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January 31, 2010

Blog Post #6: Midyear

Filed under: Uncategorized — littlelebowski21 @ 11:09 pm

despite the fact I probably failed this semester, I did not consider Journalism a bad experience. I recognize that I didn’t do all I could have to reach a passing grade, but I will try harder second semester.  My expectations were met, as they were quite low to begin with. I got to write about film, what more could I ask for?  I didn’t really learn much about the world of student-journalism from the class, though. The journalism manual had a plethora of information, but it was never formally discussed in class. Likewise towards the Outside Journalism Experience, the NewsU courses. I learned more from those and the manual than I learned from Mr. Skillings. In fact, the only two things I remember learning from the class itself are: 1) Source Said  2) Nut graph- essence of the story. That is all I can remember. This may be a reflection on my memory and not the class, but I think I have a decent memory.    Looking towards second semester, I’m determined to try harder at assignments.

-ARM

January 13, 2010

Videocasts

Filed under: Uncategorized — littlelebowski21 @ 12:42 am

The link in the sidebar is to an elementary school’s news broadcast.  I liked the formatting and titles as well as the transitions. You can tell they’re reading off cards, but hey, they’re only in elementary school. The weather forecast was pretty cool, as was the sports section. Nice use of greenscreen. No comment on the bible quote at the end there….

January 7, 2010

Infographic Assingment

Filed under: Uncategorized — littlelebowski21 @ 10:20 pm

Even though the wonderful school internet censor blocked the path to an image, I know that “The Bullseye” on the last page of every Entertainment Weekly is an awesome example of an infographic. Popular and recent events, people, shows, films, and feuds are placed around the bullseye target with a funny caption underneath. I enjoy reading this infographic because there really isn’t a lot of reading required to gain info about pop culture. This is an easy way to show the hottest and most popular things (in the center) and the dumb and silly things (around the edges).   A bullseye in the Hatchet could be used to review certain events, comparing and contrasting what was good and what wasn’t so good.

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