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An internship opportunity at Canadian Living magazine is available for students graduating from the accelerated e-journalism program at Loyalist College Check it out here
In an effort to explore innovative forms of journalism, the Canadian Hyperlocal News Project begins today. This article by Robert Washburn, professor of e-journalism at Loyalist College, starts the investigation with some basic terminology and an overview of this growing trend. But, it will not stop here. Over the upcoming days and months, the project will post articles, blogs, resources, links and other important materials to enhance the understanding of hyperlocal journalism and assist those interested in starting a hyperlocal news site.
Recent e-journalism grad Brian St. Denis launched a new zine based on his online magazine, Shooting the Wounded, on July 8. Both the zine and the website examine the alternative arts scene, focusing on a museum, a music concert, books and a unique cafe in Guelph. St. Denis started the website as part of his online publication project, then moved to a printable version distributed by PDF. His experience in the magazine stream in the Print Journalism program gave him the necessary skills to try the zine.
The Accelerated E-journalism class of 2009 released their new hyper-local publications in June covering a wide range of topics. The subject areas cover arts, sports, sustainable living, social justice and outdoor living. Students could choose from a thematic or geographic approach. Some even decided to do both. Using either Blogger.com or Wordpress, the students created their own publications, which they can continue to publish after leaving the college. The students also used social media to enhance their publications and grow their audience. Here are the sites: Shooting the Wounded by Brian St. Denis
A new e-journalism Twibe on Twitter was launched. Join us
There is an opportunity for graduates to create some resources for job hunting from LinkedIn, a social networking site for professionals. So we've created http://grads.linkedin.com just for you. You'll learn how to: Make your LinkedIn profile appear at the TOP of Google search results • Quickly connect to a network of contacts who can help you • Research industries and companies, find and contact someone you know there Graduate Students: Evolve Your Career with LinkedIn.
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Visit some of the best in multimedia presentations of amazing stories. Online Democracy
Online Democracy is a project dedicated to developing democratic principles on the Internet through education, research and projects at Loyalist College Project Fear Less - Cameroon, Africa
Students provided coverage of Rotary International Polio Plus inoculation project in Cameroon, Africa, posting it to a special website called Project Fear Less. Sustainability of the Family Farm
Sustainability of the Family Farm is a special project bringing to light the struggle of Ontario farmers done in 2001. Building Bridges - Rotaract
Building Bridges is a special project design to give profile to work of high school students interested in serving with the Cobourg Rotary Club. Vote! A local democracy project by e-journalists
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Portal 2008: Multimedia storytelling Four Counties: Agriculture e-journalism project
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studentWorksis a gallery of student material posted during their time in the post-graduate e-journalism program. Most of it is archived materials, but clearly demonstrates some of the earliest experimentation and classroom work of our students. Building Bridges: Rotary & Loyalist College joint project
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