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*J-Mizzou students of Jen Reeves have been helping add to our database of "giraffe prospect" profiles. You pick an innovator, research them on the web, then interview by phone, or even in person if possible. | *J-Mizzou students of Jen Reeves have been helping add to our database of "giraffe prospect" profiles. You pick an innovator, research them on the web, then interview by phone, or even in person if possible. | ||
== | ==Finding and questioning 'media giraffes'== | ||
*A "media giraffe" is standout performer, a person or institution who stick his or her neck out in journalism or media. [http://www.mediagiraffe.org/ | *A "media giraffe" is standout performer, a person or institution who stick his or her neck out in journalism or media. [http://www.mediagiraffe.org/what IDENTIFYING MEDIA GIRAFFES] | ||
*You can use whatever interview and reporting techniques you're comfortable with to document your giraffe. But there are some basic questions you should try to ask. [http://www.mediagiraffe.org/questions GOOD QUESTIONS] | |||
Revision as of 15:07, 1 February 2010
What's the Media Giraffe Project?
- A four-year, grant-funded effort at UMass Amherst to "find and spotlight people making innovative, potentially sustainable use of media to foster participatory democracy and community." READ MORE
- J-Mizzou students of Jen Reeves have been helping add to our database of "giraffe prospect" profiles. You pick an innovator, research them on the web, then interview by phone, or even in person if possible.
Finding and questioning 'media giraffes'
- A "media giraffe" is standout performer, a person or institution who stick his or her neck out in journalism or media. IDENTIFYING MEDIA GIRAFFES
- You can use whatever interview and reporting techniques you're comfortable with to document your giraffe. But there are some basic questions you should try to ask. GOOD QUESTIONS
