It was another group and another successful digital media workshop for Panama’s http://www.prensa.com
As we see below, participants first sketch a story board of how text and visuals will combine in the story.
As it happened, now everyone in the newsroom has undergone training, including a hands on workshop. As a result of yesterday’s workshop, some of the stories created and executed in the workshop were posted by the end of the day.
See stories here, all following a lineal storytelling format that is ideal for mobile devices.
http://www.prensa.com/sociedad/Aves-migratorias-afectan-vuelos-Aeropuerto-Tocumen_0_4825767390.html
http://www.prensa.com/judiciales/Domado_0_4825767394.html
http://www.prensa.com/sociedad/Uber-taxis-app-discordia_0_4825767391.html
Participants teamed up in groups of five, and given 2 and a half hours to complete a linear visual story, working with real news stories in the day’s agenda. A spokesperson for each group presented their story to the group, with discussion and analysis following.
http://www.prensa.com/sociedad/Uber-taxis-app-discordia_0_4825767391.html
http://www.prensa.com/cultura/Literatura-tiempo-millennialls_0_4826517324.html
These are the key points we have emphasized during the workshop for participants—a mix of journalists, designers, editors, technical types—as they entered into a new form of journalism and storytelling.
For more information about our one or two day workshops, please feel free to contact us directly: mario@garciamedia.com
http://events.wan-ifra.org/events/digital-media-north-america-2017
This two-day event, organized jointly by WAN-IFRA and the News Media Alliance (NMA), will provide a unique opportunity for North American news media executives to hear and discuss digital revenue strategy from the world’s most advanced media companies.
I will be one of the speakers for this conference in New York City.
I am honored to be on the jury for this WAN IFRA-sponsored competition.