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A few times a year, I work with the Poynter Institute to help college educators incorporate multimedia into their courses. These materials will be useful to anyone who attends the sessions. If you’d like more information on Poynter’s training opportunities, check their site frequently.

Link to the Delicious bookmarks I set up for our Poynter sessions

Presentation: Rubrics for grading multimedia work (Powerpoint download including media files)

Presentation: My favorite tech for teaching (Powerpoint download including media files)

Presentation: Burning questions and levels of change in journalism schools (Powerpoint download)

Download Excel file of multimedia grading rubrics, so you can adjust them for your own use

Video tutorials, including four on doing screen captures of your own

E-mail me at kbculver@wisc.edu

You’re welcome to syllabi, exercises, notes or anything of interest in any of my courses (warning: not all are updated in a given semester, depending on what I’m teaching):

  • J202, Mass Media Practices (that whopping 6-credit intro boot camp)
  • J417, Magazine Publishing
  • J401, In-Depth Multimedia Reporting
  • J676, Digital Media Law and Ethics
  • J697, Internship

Here’s that 10-week incremental multimedia reporting and writing assignment we talked about at length.

Regina’s links:

  • Audacity tutorial
  • Final Cut tutorial
  • Using music in multimedia

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I'm a multimedia journalism instructor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, also affiliated with the Poynter Institute for Media Studies.

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