If you think that there are greater possibilities for presenting a news story than with the traditional forms, then now is a great time to be a journalist with a taste for experimentation and doing things differently. A group of CU-Boulder students spent a semester experimenting with new storytelling tools and techniques. >>>
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They are small enough to fasten around your ear or wear like glasses and record your surroundings non-stop. Looxcie and Google Glass are two of the more recent innovations that are stripping down cameras to the size of an index finger and smaller. This technological trend has major legal and ethical implications not just for journalists. >>>
What words or phrases would you use if asked to describe what makes a specific photograph outshine others and is popular with many viewers? A research study by CU-Boulder student Robert Denton, in cooperation with the large and popular online photography community at Pixoto.com, attempted to find some clarity in photographic rhetoric. Check out Denton’s research study. >>>
Hundreds of millions of pieces of information and data flow through social-media sites every day. If you know how to analyze it and have the right technology to do so, never-before-available insights become available into what large populations of people do, care about, think, and experience. Data scientist Scott Hendrickson will get you up to speed on social-media data in this workshop video. >>>
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