Exam 1 Flashcards

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When partners cooperate in both gathering and disseminating the news

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Convergence

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2
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When images are aligned in a predetermined format

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Linear format

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3
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A method for providing multiple points of entry into a story package

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Information layering

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4
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Taking stuff that wouldn’t normally be visual and making it visual; these are best used when needing a comparison and other things

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Information graphics

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5
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A collaborative approach to storytelling bringing in the experts in each medium to facilitate the brainstorming process

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Maestro concept

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6
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A process of taking a broad topic and “peeling” back the layers to deeper and deeper stories

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“Peeling the onion”

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7
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All the different dimensions of media; tv, radio, internet

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Multimedia storytelling

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8
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The way you work together with everyone involved in a project; rather it is physically working close together, the reporter contributing to research, etc.

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Workflow

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9
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This allows the users to control the navigation of visual content

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Nonlinear format

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10
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Repeating yourself throughout a piece to try and make a point

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Redundancies

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11
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How people feel while using your website; if they like it, if they can easily find what they need, if they complete the task you’ve intended for them

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User experience

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12
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When web designers break down a “blueprint” for their website

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Storyboard

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13
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What are the seven skills every multimedia journalist needs?

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1) Strong writing skills
2) Ability to understand how stories are best told over multiple platforms
3) Develop proficiency and continue to learn as many multimedia tools and software programs as possible
4) Be flexible
5) Be able to mine and understand complex data sets
6) Understand the role of digital asset management
7) Be able to assess the multimedia potential for a single story
8) Understand the fundamentals

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14
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What are the three rules of collaboration?

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1) Remember that disagreeing with someone about a story does not have to be contentious
2) Make sure everyone has an opportunity to express their opinions so you can maintain diversity
3) Understand that not everyone will be happy all the time

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15
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Why do you need to make sure there is enough depth to warrant a layered approach in spotting a multimedia story?

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You have to have many different layers to make it a multimedia story. You need more than one thing to put into it in order to keep your consumers interested

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16
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Why would someone choose to create an audio story instead?

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1) When there is sound that can’t be described in words

2) When the way someone says something adds meaning that words alone can’t convey

17
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Why would someone choose to create a video story instead?

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1) To show action

2) Highlight a location

18
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What are the advantages of infographics?

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You can make something visual that isn’t usually visual