 Renaissance Journalism will hold its next
LearningLAB event, a one-day multimedia training conference, on Friday, January
11, 2013, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., on the San Francisco State University campus.
LearningLAB
was created for journalists from the ethnic and community media, as well as
nonprofit professionals interested in producing media. These are the
professionals who give a voice to the voiceless, tell their communities’
stories with insight and nuance, and shape the future of Bay Area media. Registration information is
available through Eventbrite. Registration fee is $25.
This unique—and affordable—event offers an opportunity to learn digital storytelling skills and to hear about best practices, free tools and social media strategies from leading experts in Web journalism. Space is limited, which is why we want to target those who can benefit the most from this experience. The
2013 conference will feature a selection workshops organized around three broad
themes: multimedia storytelling, social media and community engagement, and
“hot topics,” those important—and often polarizing—issues that have a profound
impact on our communities (e.g. immigration, poverty in America, health
reform). Workshops will range from one-and-a-half to three hours in length,
depending on the topic. For more information see PDF attached.
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