The great lockout

By Elle Moxley / Apr. 30 2010 / (3) Comments

My goodness, the j-school is abuzz today, isn’t it?  In case you’ve been living under a rock you aren’t on Twitter, Brian Brooks sent an e-mail this morning this morning telling students that they risked arrest if they were still in the buildings after hours.  He also sent an e-mail to the faculty explaining that students had been propping the building doors open after hours, practically inviting homeless people to live in our buildings.

It’s not news that many students spend every waking hours at Lee Hills or RJI because that’s where the equipment they need to use is located.  It’s also not news that students who do have access to the buildings after hours – TAs, grad students, etc. – often let their friends and peers in late to do work.  And as someone who’s done both (oops?), I understand where all the anger is coming from.  But I also understand where Dean Brooks is coming from.  He had every right to tell students that the building are off-limits after hours.

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Media Giraffe: Craig Kanalley

By Elle Moxley / Apr. 25 2010 / (0) Comments

As a part of #jenclass, I’m participating in the Media Giraffe project, which is compiling profiles of journalists and other innovators who are “sticking their necks out” for community... 

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The slippery slope of browser compatibility

By Elle Moxley / Mar. 7 2010 / (0) Comments

This week’s headache was brought to you by CSS, which I’m learning in part for my Multimedia Planning and Design class and in part for my own professional development. I thought migrating... 

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Crash course in Illustrator, storyboarding

By Elle Moxley / Feb. 21 2010 / (0) Comments

I’m trying to gather my thoughts for some detailed commentary on multimedia storytelling, but I’ve been so busy working on my storyboard for Joy’s class that I haven’t had the time.... 

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Personal privacy v. professional identity

By Elle Moxley / Jan. 25 2010 / (0) Comments

Just a few quick notes on social media, personal privacy and professional branding, inspired by current most e-mailed article at NYTimes.com. I started the day  talking about branding in my Internet Applications... 

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Usability test: KBIA.org

By Elle Moxley / Jan. 19 2010 / (0) Comments

Just finished my first critique for my Multimedia Planning and Design class. I take a look at KBIA.org, the website of the news station where I work.  Read More →

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Beyond the day-turn news environment

By Elle Moxley / Jan. 19 2010 / (0) Comments

I’m taking a class this semester called Multimedia Planning and Design, which is being taught for the first time at the Missouri School of Journalism. Until now, it seems my coursework has alternatively... 

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