10 S E P T 09 3340 Digital Story Telling

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    1. Digital Storytelling & Tools University of North Texas Department of Journalism Online Journalism 3340 Sept. 10 & 15, 2009
    2. Today’s class
      • Site of the day
      • Website analysis
    3. Importance of Interaction & Involvement
      • Two key factors
        • Shift in flow of mass communications from one-way to multi-directional flow.
          • Impacting how news is defined, the way it’s presented and how journalists do their jobs
        • What people learn from the news
          • User-controlled, user-driven content enhance learning
          • Readers making mental connections to stories
          • “ Participating” in the news
    4. What Makes Web Stories Work
      • Ask yourself:
        • Can reader easily scan content?
        • What are the elements of this story that can use multimedia?
        • How can this story engage readers? Can they interact?
    5. Traditional v. Digital Storytelling
      • Traditional
      • Focus on text
      • Photos
      • Periodic updating
      • One-dimensional
      • Long-form narrative
      • Digital Media
      • Immediacy
      • ‘ Non-linear’ presentations
      • Richness in words, pictures and sounds
      • Shorter ‘segments’
    6. The Five ‘I’s
      • Interactivity
      • Involvement
      • Immediacy
      • Integration
      • In-depth
    7. Interaction & Involvement
      • Traditional
      • One-way flow
      • Inform, educate and entertain
      • Editor/Reporter/
      • Producer driven
      • The ‘old’ wire services
      • Digital Media
      • Multidirectional
      • Inform, educate, entertain & ENGAGE
      • Editor, reporter, producer & reader/view
      • Online, TV news
    8. Text Static Graphic: Photo Text Box Online Discussion Lurker Link
      • Interactive:
      • Timeline
      • fact box
      • Slideshow
      • map
      Quiz Interactive Game Interactive Flash Content Online Discussions Reporter Email Interaction/Involvement Continuum Low High The greater the interaction and involvement, the higher the learning
    9. Strategic Interactivity
        • The Washington Post – Rob Curley
          • Loudoun County Extra
            • http://loudounextra.washingtonpost.com/
        • “ Hyperlocal”:
          • Local news driven by Interaction and Interactivity
          • News
          • Blogs
          • Webcams
          • Extensive local listings
            • Businesses, schools, churches, high school sports, calendar
    10. Your thoughts
      • Is more interaction and interactivity good? Why?
      • Do you learn more reading online, offline or watching the news?
      • What tool most enhances your reading? How?
    11. Making Interactivity Work
      • Enhances user experience
      • Increases readers/viewers understanding of story
      • Extends media’s reach into the community
      • Expands access and content depth
      • Generates more timely, relevant content
    12. Integration
      • “ Among-media”
        • Shovelware
        • Reproducing newspaper story as-is into newspaper
        • Posting video from newscast onto the web
        • “ I think that the great fear was that we were all going to turn into three-headed monsters and do three times as much work in eight hours, and you just can’t. And, furthermore, you probably won’t do it that well; particularly in a market this size you can’t afford to have a mediocre person on TV or a mediocre news writer.”
          • Jim Riley, Director of Operations, of TBO.com
          • http://www.ojr.org/ojr/workplace/1017858030.php
    13. Integration
      • “ Within-media”
        • Great reporting + multimedia using digital media tools: your pen, paper, digital recorder, digital video camera
        • Long form narrative meets digital story telling
        • Fully integrated into the story assignment process
        • Ability for more in-depth coverage
          • Better interviews
          • Greater consciousness of photos
          • Selected use of video
        • Fairness & accuracy still reign
    14. Digital Storytelling Tools
      • Shovelware out, Within Media In
      • It’s no place for lazy journalists
      • Dig deeper, report more, drive to find more sources, quicker
      • Need to be more accurate and more thorough
      • Search, research and verify
    15. Types of Convergence
        • Storytelling or presentation: Using digital tools to create new forms of story telling.
      Print Broadcast Internet
    16. Types of Convergence
        • Storytelling or presentation: Using digital tools to create new forms of story telling.
      Print Broadcast Internet
    17. “ Easy” Convergence “ Difficult” Convergence
      • Central to organization’s strategy
      • Committed and focused leadership
      • Culture of innovation and risk taking
      • Coordinating structure
      • Same ownership
      • Same values
      • Aligned systems and processes
      • Cable television partnerships
      • Past successes together
      • Cultures flexible or similar
      • Collocated
      • Lack of unions
      • Not central; secondary or worse
      • Other leadership priorities
      • “ Always done it this way”
      • No coordinating structure
      • Different ownership
      • Different values
      • Systems not aligned
      • Partnerships with over-the-air broadcaster
      • Previous problems or no relationship
      • Cultures not flexible
      • Located some distance apart
      • Presence of strong unions
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