Continue Coverage of the CE
This class we will discuss how to wrap up the CE Election story. Also we will move to cover the transition and to look ahead.
Spring 2011
Session 9: March 28th
Aggregator-Web 2.0 Sites
- Why You Should Shake Up The Interview Process (And How)
- jQuery How-to: Creating and Inserting New Elements (Part 1)
- Voice Of San Diego Switches To WordPress — And Adds A Bunch Of Other Cool Features
- Scripted: Node.js Powered Code Editor by VMWare
- Photographers: Top 10 Sites to Showcase Your Work
- Pitchfork Gets Immersive with Daft Punk in New Feature
- Freelancers: Learning When To Say No To Clients
- IndieGoGo Project Seeks To ‘Free The Press, Buy The Tribune Company’
- UI Design: Applying CSS Based on Screen Orientation
- Send Your Multimedia Story Ideas to Audubon
Welcome to Advanced Online Journalism
This is a hands-on course — much of the time you will be operating as journalists covering real news events (some of them live) throughout the semester.
Regard the DML as a newsroom, your instructors as your editors and yourselves as professional journalists.
WP-MU Feed
- Protecting WordPress from Dangerous Clients
- Don’t Fall Prey to Hackers With This Super Secure Tip
- Merge WordPress Tags Easily and Quickly for a Leaner, Better Site
- MailChimp Killer? WPMU DEV’s new WordPress email newsletter plugin does it all!
- The WordPress Planet is Pants – and here’s how to improve it
- The Naked WordPress Theme: A Crash Course For Designers
- A 10 Year Visual History of WordPress.org
- How To Clean Up Unused Plugins in WordPress Multisite
- How to Insert WordPress Photo Galleries Anywhere Into Your Theme
- Free Global Product Search Widget For MarketPress
