Once upon a time, each medium published news in their own little world. Then along came the World Wide Web and the media began shoveling their content from print, radio and television online. Today, we've realized that the web is it's own unique medium, so we publish...
Can't bring the speaker to you? Get them on Skype, then have your students live Tweet the presentation. The homework assignment is then to "write" a story using Storify. In this pic, guest speaker @ZackShapiro talks to my Contempory Media class at San Francisco State...
Okay, I'm not really famous on MySpace. But don't you just love the t-shirt? There are way too many people running around the internet claiming to be experts. But it's time for me to admit I'm one of them. For reals. I have more than 10 years experience working with...
Juan De Anda Periodita/Flickr The old saying is true, a picture is worth a thousand words. Some editors may even say a picture is worth a thousand clicks, but a gallery is worth millions. I may not be a big a fan of audio/photo slideshows, but I do love photo galleries...
(Update May 16, 2011: Download the Xpress Magazine for free from iTunes) Innovation sometimes means just going for it. It also means pushing it to the limit, working 13-hour days, coming up with solutions for problems you can't believe exist, and cussing like a sailor...
My collegue, Justin Beck created a word cloud to visulize the online journalism students' answers to his poll about their media habits. Very cool. I asked my class of digital news gathering students to define "news as a conversation." So, I thought it would be interesting...
San Francisco State University's fall 2010 Contemporary News Media class - ready to report the news with their mobile phones at a moments notice! From left to right: Back row: Anthony Myers, David Anderson, Jenn Stover, (me) Professor Baird, Kelly Mendez, Khaboshi Imbukwa...
A little Googling and we discovered it was part of the second annual Sausalito Lighted Yacht Parade and Fireworks Spectacular. We had a great view of the show from our friend's balcony in Tiburon.
The University Planning and Advisory council attempted to have a formal meeting with faculty to discuss the restructuring of SF State's colleges on Friday, Dec. 10, but not enough faculty showed up. More in the story by SFSU student and [X]press reporter Eric Green Quorum...
