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You may be familiar with the Labs feature that accompanies Google Mail. The Big G has now introduced a similar feature for its Google Maps application. Now available are nine new features in Google Maps Labs that can make for a richer mapping experience. A look at the Google Maps Labs options: Drag ‘n’ Zoom [...]
Techniques: Digital Storytelling Medill School of Journalism – Winter 2010 TASK: Create a piece of multimedia for your site. VALUE: 50 points ASSIGNMENT: Create a piece of multimedia for your Class Multimedia Project. (** Please note: Topic must be pitched by email to Craig via e-mail. Pitch: At least two paragraphs explaining story and how [...]
So here’s a feature that could be of use to some of you in your mapping assignments, but there are some hoops to jump through, albeit semi-easy ones. Sorry for the late notice if you’ve already completed a map, but it’s still good to know. I use a geo-locational service called Brightkite for Sun-Times breaking [...]
These are a few online tools you can use for digital storytelling elements – specifically timeline and mapping items for this week’s assignments: Timelines Dipity Haiti Earthquake on Dipity. Dipity offers the ability to plot various points in time through text, photos, embeddable video and other elements. TimeLine TimeLine is another timeline developer, with less [...]
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