Monday, March 28, 2011
Grantee Spotlight: ICFJ’s Spanish-Language Multimedia Trainers
Monday, March 28, 2011
We are excited to support the International Center for Journalists’ new program, “Líderes Digitales: Creating a New Generation of Spanish-Language Multimedia Trainers.” This initiative will teach dozens of journalists from across the U.S. to train their own newsrooms in multimedia storytelling, emerging technologies, social media and visual techniques.
Participants were chosen from more than a dozen states, including large cohorts from California, Florida, Illinois, New York and Texas. Some represent Telemundo and Univision but others work for local news organizations and nonprofits.
The program begins with 57 participants, who will all take part in a four-week online course. At the end, participants will submit proposals for a multimedia project that will strengthen their communities
. ICFJ will then choose 26 reporter trainers to attend a three-day boot camp on backpack journalism. From this group, eight finalists will be chosen to receive additional intensive training to become Spanish-language, digital-media trainers.
For more information on this exciting program, click here.
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3 Responses to “Grantee Spotlight: ICFJ’s Spanish-Language Multimedia Trainers”
3:41 PM, May 13, 2011
Saludos, Patricio Espinoza here, McCormick Fellow Northwestern and trainer for ICFJ's "Lideres Digitales" Just wrapped up the 4 weeks session, tons of fun and learning from basic digital tools to Worpdress, social media, mapping, video journalism techniques and more. Finalists for two hands-on workshops in LA and Chicago to be announce soon. Thank you for your support and ICFJ's initiative. Best, Patricio @espiblog
3:59 PM, May 13, 2011
Thanks Patricio for the note! Looking forward to seeing your work and glad you found the training helpful. Hope to see you in Chicago in the final round!
--McCormick Journalism
5:33 PM, November 24, 2011
Thanks Janet I very much enjoyed teaching the workshop, and it is exciting to see many of final participants now successful projects
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