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Category Archives: Audio slideshow
tips, techniques and best practices for making audio photo slideshows
A sample interactive audio story and some thoughts on journalism curriculum
I came across an interactive audio story by New York Times titled “The New Generation of Pizzerias.” Whenever I see something of interest, such as this one, I always try to figure out how my students can create something similar. … Continue reading →
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Tips on making a good audio photo slideshow: Visual variety, nat sound, noise-free narration
I want to use an NPPA multimedia contest winning audio photo slideshow, Sister Judy, to discuss three tips for producing a good slideshow: visual variety, nat sound, and noise-free recording.
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Tips on writing online photo captions
Guidelines on writing captions for photos that go with an online article: Describe the action taking place in the photo. Identify every person (or major persons) in the photo. Put the picture into context by providing background or additional information. … Continue reading →