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Angela Hensel

FOI Center for Resources | FOI Freedom of Information Request | NFOIC - 0 views

    • Angela Hensel
       
      The Freedom of Information Center from the University of Missouri is a great resource to help understand some of the laws that protect you as a journalist.  Depending on what state or country you are in, you can see what rights you have.
    • Angela Hensel
       
      This State FOI tab is great.  You can look up what freedom of information laws are available for each state.
    • Angela Hensel
       
      The Media Law Guide is really helpful.  Good for helping to understand some of the legalities of journalism
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    • Angela Hensel
       
      These international freedom of information laws is especially helpful for journalists that travel a lot
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    Great resource that journalists can use to see what freedom of information laws are in place for different countries and states
Jordan Kranse

Verification Junkie - 1 views

  • Tool: Is Twitter Wrong Source: Tom Phillips Description:  A tumblr and twitter account dedicated to debunking misinformation on Twitter. Relevant Links: Tumblr: http://istwitterwrong.tumblr.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/IsTwitWrong 
  • Tool: Storyful Source: Mark Little, Founder/CEO Description:  Storyful provides a range of services for newsrooms, but one of their key skills is in verifying social media content. Their team works with people on the ground to surface and verify powerful user generated content from breaking news events around the globe.  Relevant Links: Home Page: http://storyful.com/ Storyful - The Human Algorithm: http://blog.storyful.com/2011/05/20/the-human-algorithm-2/
  • Tool: Keepr Source: Hong Qu Description:  A social media monitoring software tool to help journalists use Twitter to stay up to date with breaking news. Developed around linguistic analysis the tool helps mine information and trends in real time, highlighting relationships between people and information. Still in development.  Relevant Links: Nieman Reports: http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/article/102872/a.aspx Keepr developer notes: http://www.keepr.com/
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    • Jordan Kranse
       
      Storyful is a really cool site that works pretty much solely on providing fact checking for journalists and editors. It also gives a lot of advice about making online content.
    • Jordan Kranse
       
      Is Twitter Wrong focuses on disproving news and rumors from Twitter. Some of what they fact check isn't very official, but there are several good verifications.
    • Jordan Kranse
       
      Keepr compiles similar news from different sources. It makes looking up a certain event in the news really easy.
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    This website compiles useful fact checking websites, like Fact Checker. I personally find the Is Twitter Wrong website to be interesting and informative.
Angela Hensel

Infoplease: Encyclopedia, Almanac, Atlas, Biographies, Dictionary, Thesaurus. Free onli... - 0 views

    • Angela Hensel
       
      This website is very helpful for fact-checking and calculating pretty much anything you can think of.
    • Angela Hensel
       
      Good variety of tabs up at the top.  Seems like there are a wide range of areas you can look up information in
    • Angela Hensel
       
      Most of the tools they have here have to do with math, but I also really like the spelling check and place finder tools
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    • Angela Hensel
       
      I like that they have biographies of numerous people on here, really helpful if you need more information on a person or just want to double check your facts
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    This website provides numerous tools to help journalists make sure they get the facts right.  I really liked this website because it had almost every resource I could think of in one spot.
Angela Hensel

Gapminder: Unveiling the beauty of statistics for a fact based world view. - 0 views

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    • Angela Hensel
       
      Gapminder is a cool tool that shows data trends for all nations in various health and wealth categories
    • Angela Hensel
       
      Different tabs at the top allow you to find all different kinds of information.  Data tab is particularly useful as it can present the data information and three different ways, and also tells you where the data is from, so you can find out if the facts come from a legitimate source.
Jordan Kranse

Content Curation Tips | Social Media Today - 1 views

    • Jordan Kranse
       
      This is a great way to sort through all of the posts on Facebook and find people that are actually posting about the subject you are curating.
    • Jordan Kranse
       
      These are some great tips on how to use TweetDeck.
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    These are curation tips aimed mostly toward marketers, but I found the advice helpful for news curation too. It lists some of the best ways to narrow down information on social media sites to find posts relevant to the subject you are curating.
Ben Malotte

5 Free Sites to Help Journalists Build an Online Portfolio - 0 views

    • Ben Malotte
       
      There is helpful information on each of these sites. This can help people who haven't decided where to make their portfolios. Also, this could give you pointers on something you are already working on.
  • You then have the option to modify anything from the story’s text to the featured picture to the date and publication name. You can also add tags and generate a PDF from the URL, which is really nice if you do ever have to print out copies of your articles.
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    I thought this site would be helpful with our portfolios. It gives advice on the five portfolio sites that it has chosen. It not only points out the good sites, but points out helpful features from each.
Cristina Woodworth

Homepage | Data Driven Journalism - 0 views

    • Cristina Woodworth
       
      I know I've been hearing in a lot of my classes that with advancing technology, data-driven articles are becoming more common and accessible. Check out this tab for some cool examples of recent data-driven stories!
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      Frequently updated information about new tools and ways to analyze data for all those data junkies
Robert Vencil

A Google tool for journalists - 0 views

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    Google Media Tools is Google's one-stop shop for journalists. It has tools for gathering information, engaging with others and a tool that uses Google Maps to help tell a story. It also has a publishing tool that could help free lancers.
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