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A List of SU Student Websites - Spring 2014
Audio
Aural Inspiration
Blogroll
- A Photo Editor
- Bruce Gilden’s audio photo essay
- Burn Magazine
- Cool photo
- David N.
- Harvard Berkman's Center blog on Gender and Technology
- Indexed
- On Engaging Local Communties
- Tay Li-Cheng’s portfolio
- The Click
- The Magnum Photo Agency blog
- The Minnesota Daily on FB
- The Places We Live
- Today’s front pages from around the world
class essentials
- "Elements of Style"
- Audacity manual
- Audio/Audacity tipsheet
- Checking out Department Equipment
- Collect it Drop box
- Equipment Rental – alternative
- Equipment Tutorials
- Grammar Girl podcast
- Journalism 2.0 by Mark Briggs
- Mobile Journalism Reporting Tools Guide
- Photoshop Tutorial
- Supraprint class notes
- Supraprint readings/assignments
Consume This
Create your own stuff/Get Better
- 10,000 Words
- A WordPress tutorial
- Abduzeedo
- Audioboo
- Creative Cow
- Dzine
- Free photo editing software
- Jamendo (Free music to download)
- Lynda
- magcloud
- Multimedia Toolkit: 55 Sites You Need To Know About
- News University
- Photoshop Tutorial
- Smashing Magazine
- Smashing Magazine: Inspiration Galore and Tons of Tutorials
- Soundslides
- Soundslides manual
- Soundslides video-plug in (for Mac only)
- Switch (audio converter for Macs)
- Teaching Online Journalism
- Twitter mosaic
- Video editing programs (free and/or cheap)
- Vuvox
- Weaker alternatives to Soundslides
- Wordle
- Zamzar
Design Inspiration
Ethics
Hone Your Interview Skills
Mass Com students Winter '13
Old-school inspiration
Photography basics
Photography tipsheets
Photojournalism
- Advice for young photographers
- Digital Journalist online magazine
- Discussion on photo manipulation
- Harley Soltes
- Lens
- Magnum photogs on advice to young photogs
- Magnum Photos
- MSNBC’s photo blog
- NPR's The Picture Show blog
- Photo District News
- Rod Mar
- The Boston Globe’s Big Picture website
- The Click
- The NYT Magazine’s “Great Performers” photo essay
- The Washington Post’s Photo Site
- The Washington Post’s photo website
- Time magazine
- VII Photo
- World Press Photo
Photos + audio
social media/social media tools
Supraprint Class Readings
The Industry
Video/Videojournalism
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My fav was the look on the boy’s face, posing with his pink-dressed date in front of the truck. She was trying to smile, but dude’s face was a black hole of struggle, sucking all cheeriness out of the occasion. A picture like that is rare. The kids living in squalor, though, hit me hardest.
This seems a little exploitative to me.