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Sri Lanka's citizen journalism website Groundviews also archives tweets as a 'public record' Via Andy Bull Delete the scoop?
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Websites & mobile apps for digital storytelling, such as Toontastic, VoiceThread, StoryKit, Xtranormal, Puppet Pals, Pixton, Storybird, Comic Master, etc. Via Susan Grigsby 
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June 11, 1:52 AM
Just for kids? Maybe not. We all have a story to share. Who is building the platform where we can upload stories from all these apps?
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June 11, 1:53 AM
Just for kids? Maybe not. We all have a story to share. Who is building the platform where we can upload stories from all these apps? Delete the scoop?
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Debate is growing over whether social networks such as Twitter will overtake beacons of journalism like The New York Times. Via Manuel Pinto Delete the scoop?
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Journalism schools have to go where the puck is Globe and Mail Journalism schools are caught in a dilemma: Should journalism curricula reflect the media's needs as they are now or should J-schools be more experimental and in effect, become think... Via Andy Bull 
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June 18, 3:41 PM
This from the post: "Journalism schools and organizations need to stop being complicit in preparing students for the past. The courses still taught most often teach skills that worked well 10 to 20 years ago. But media organizations haven’t been clear either about what they want or need from J-schools. Innovation in our journalism schools remains the needed and missing link that will blend new and old skills along with an appreciation of the business challenges that threaten the survival of journalism as we have known it." Delete the scoop?
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La internet se ha convertido en una herramienta crucial para muchos movimientos sociales alrededor del mundo. Delete the scoop?
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Sometimes you need to quickly immerse yourself in a new field. You might want to gain expertise or quickly gauge what the current issues are around a particular topic. One way of doing this is by c... Via Howard Rheingold 
LuAnne Holder's comment,
June 14, 5:33 PM
Howard, I love your idea about using Twitter and Diigo together. Thanks for sharing.
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June 15, 3:37 AM
Requires a bit more effort and dedication that using something like Google Alerts, but I think if you're prepared to continually refine who you're following, you're likely to hone in on content that has greater relevance. Delete the scoop?
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June 11, 4:09 AM
Some months ago they were in beta version. Effectively they're Spanish. I will go into the tool attracted by the Visual personnalization of the content.
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Anonymous ultima los detalles para el lanzamiento de su nueva web de noticias | Periodismo Ciudadano
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