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SUMMARY:Online Production for Writers and Editors - ONLINE - Darragh Worland - 6 sessions, $425
DESCRIPTION:WHEN&nbsp;6 sessions, June 28 - August 2\nOnline chats Thursdays, 8-9 pm ET \n\nWHERE Online\n\nCERTIFICATE Use this course to earn a certificate in Digital Journalism.\n\nPRICE\n$425 ($400 for AvantGuild)\n\nCOURSE DETAILS\nYou&rsquo;ve mastered writing and editing for publications. But can you crop and resize photos, navigate a content management system, or discuss video needs and server space?&nbsp; With budgets tightened and digital mediums exploding, today&rsquo;s well-rounded editor or writer is not only versed in the language of deks, heds, and ledes, but can talk the talk when it comes to DPI, CSS, keywords, and FTP. Thanks to improvements in computer software and content management systems, you don&rsquo;t have to be a web developer or tech person to create dynamic digital content. Through assignments and discussions, you will learn how to think past the written word and create content that is multi-dimensional and editorially relevant, uses the web to its full potential, and increases your value as an employee.In this course, you will learn how to:\n\nNavigate and create content in a basic Content Management System, such as WordPress\n\nCrop, resize, and optimize photos and create graphics\n\nEnhance static text through basic HTML/CSS\n\nCommunicate with developers and designers\n\nUnderstand the resource needs, from time to manpower to dollars, of digital projects\n\nKnow which web technologies are flourishing (jQuery) and which are becoming pass&eacute; (Flash)\n\nMeasure effectiveness and revenue potential through traffic and user engagement analytics\n\nBy the end of class, you will have:A thorough understanding of how to conceptualize, articulate, and execute digital content that enhances your site&rsquo;s editorial mission and is technologically sound.&nbsp;\n\nThe online classroom has several components:\n\nLessons: Access weekly lectures.\n\nHomework: Share your work and receive instructor feedback.\n\nDiscussion: Exchange resources and ask questions via discussion forum.\n\nChat: Join a weekly group discussion via instant message. Transcripts are available if you can&rsquo;t participate.\n\n\n\nINSTRUCTOR BIO\nDarragh Worland is a multiplatform journalist who has worked for major news media in print at Metro and the New York Sun, in television at ABC News, Reuters Video News, and NY1, and for the web at Foxnews.com and NY1.com, where she has written both news and features. \n\nAs a senior multimedia producer for MSN Money, Darragh pitched, shot, and edited financial news video, wrote scripts, and coordinated the creation of charts and graphics for features during the financial crisis. She also teaches DV camera classes to producers, writers, and correspondents at ABC News. Darragh helped launch the first multimedia reporting course for graduate students at NYU\'s Department of Journalism and runs the multimedia lab in the newsroom for the Local East Village blog, a collaboration between NYU and The New York Times. \n\nTestimonials\n\n"Darragh provided actionable information I can directly apply to both my current job and my career in general." -- Melanie Medina\n\n"This class was a great introduction to multimedia. Darragh was always interested in our projects, knew her subject well, and guided us through the maze of programs and applications." -- Jessica Robertson\n\n"This is a great way to put your toes in the water of multimedia journalism. You\'ll learn programs to build your multimedia journalism toolbelt. Darragh is well-informed, thorough, helpful, and friendly." -- Sehnita Joshua Mattison\n\n"Darragh is a gifted teacher who is very giving of both her time and expertise. This was a truly wonderful class." -- Susan McLennan\n\n"Darragh is an excellent instructor. She has great advice to offer any journalist trying their hand at multimedia. Her knowledge and real life experience offer an enriching and supportive environment." -- Brenda Porter-Rockwell\n\n"Darragh is an experienced multimedia instructor who provides a balanced introduction to a challenging process. She was available with help and suggestions every step of the way." -- Joe Cox\n\n"Darragh\'s class was the first online course I\'d ever taken and I was a bit nervous. Would I learn as much as I could in-person? Would it be worth the time and money? I can unreservedly say, yes, yes, and yes! The scope of the content and the instructor\'s level of engagement and responsiveness was fantastic. I completed the class with a finished multimedia piece and tons of tangible skills." -- Brooke ONeill\n\n
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