Thus ends this summer's NYU continuing ed media studies class about blogging.
I had a blast and really enjoyed the students -- and their ideas and insights about blogs and online media.
People who rode along should be sure to check out the student blogs -- nascent though they may be -- and let students know what you think of their work!
I'll see you online. Feel free to contact me at any time: kalel AT well DOT com.
Monday, August 6, 2007
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Guest from July 18: Elizabeth Spiers
This week, we were joined by Elizabeth Spiers.
As the founding editor of Gawker, the founder and former publisher of Dead Horse Media (home of Dealbreaker and Fashionista, among another), she was chock full of stories about what it means to blog professionally -- as a writer, and as a business owner.
Thanks, Elizabeth, for stopping by!
As the founding editor of Gawker, the founder and former publisher of Dead Horse Media (home of Dealbreaker and Fashionista, among another), she was chock full of stories about what it means to blog professionally -- as a writer, and as a business owner.
Thanks, Elizabeth, for stopping by!
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Notes from July 11
Maybe it was the rain, but only one student showed up tonight! We hung out discussing blogs and other topics until almost 7:30 before calling it a night. Class will resume next week, and we'll just shift topics ahead a week in the syllabus. I'll update that document now.
Thursday, July 5, 2007
Guests from June 27: Gregory Galant, Amit Gupta, and Angus McIntyre
We had three guest speakers last week -- multiple guests for multiple media. They were Gregory Galant, host and executive producer of Venture Voice, as well as CEO of RadioTail (podcasting); Amit Gupta, founder of Photojojo (photoblogging) -- and pictured; and Angus McIntyre, senior developer of Blip.tv (videoblogging).
Monday, June 25, 2007
On Transliteracy
When I pinged Eric Rice for feedback about the podcast portion of this class, he turned me onto a new term: transliteracy.
I've long been interested in multiple media literacy, but this term frames my thinking in a new way. It should be useful for this week's session.
I've long been interested in multiple media literacy, but this term frames my thinking in a new way. It should be useful for this week's session.
Guest from June 20: Tery Spataro
Last week's guest speaker, Tery Spataro, works as senior strategist, interactive media, for Siegel+Gale, a branding firm. She's also an active blogger, contributing to Daily Eats and BlogHer.
Having been active in online communities almost as long as they've been around, Tery shared some stories about her experiences and ideas. She also brought delicious chocolates!
Having been active in online communities almost as long as they've been around, Tery shared some stories about her experiences and ideas. She also brought delicious chocolates!
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