The E3-Team take a field trip out into the community on their way to learn about the business side of web publishing.
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The E3-Team take break outside to discuss important matters around the group projects they are all working on.
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In the early morning it is not surprising to see the digital newsroom filled with people. Michael is here answering the telephone.
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Michael uses the camera to help tell his indepth story feature about Online Piracy. The woman was a good sport and allowed herself to be interviewed.
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Michael interviews someone about online piracy and their feelings towards it.
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Alan gives instruction to Adam to help him resolve a problem he is having around streaming.
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Roger takes a phone call on regarding his story. The telephone is another tool in the E-Journalists tool kit.
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Alan shows the team what the settings look like in the Quicktime publisher for streaming over the internet.
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Mark looks on as the digital camera is set up. Alan then demonstrates some more streaming procedures.
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Alan listens in as Mark asks a question about streaming.
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Alan takes the lesson to the board and jots down a visual representation of how streaming works on the internet.
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While Rob and Alan do some technical things, Darcy gives the E3-Team some information about what streaming can do.
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Alan sets up the camera so they may get a signal to broadcast over the internet.
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The creation of the E3-Team button on the Online Pioneer website.
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Adam begins posting a Pioneer story in a webpage template.
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Roger encounters a streaming issue, but he keeps calm and makes sure he has all the settings right.
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Adam puts practice to the theory he has learned around streaming.
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Mark pays attention as Alan and Darcy go into some technical information behind Steaming audio and video.
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Adam, and myself, look on and listen as Rob gives some advice.
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Rob goes through the contents of our new digital cameras. The E3-Team are eager to figure out ways to utilize them in their storytelling methods.
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Dawn Washington, the online journalist for the week, take a seat and gathers ideas to write about for the week. Each week the E3-Team has a second-year print journalism student come to them and work on an exclusive section that is special only to the Online Pioneer.
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Mark and Adam listen in on Rob as he speaks.
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Rob explains the importance of these interactive principles to the E3-Team.
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Rob comments on the page and says most Canadian news sites do not follow the great work that this one was doing.
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Roger guides the E3-Team through the website by showing them all the interactive elements.
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Everyone gathers around Roger who found the best site for the assignment. Roger than explains why it is.
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Mark gets excited as he finds exactly what he is looking for.
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Rob listens in as each person in class explains to him the how their news websites they found on the net use the tools of interactivity.
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I point to the CBC.ca's website section on the Avian Flu as an excellent example of using the all the E-Journalism tools for interactivity.
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Rob explains a point of storytelling in great depth and uses his hand jestures as a way to express those ideas visually.
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The E3-Team make sure they understand what they have just been told and review their notes.
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Rob waits for someone to ask a question.
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Rob speaks to the next classroom and explains to them the importance of our work and how much we need the noise level to be lowered.
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The E3-Team gather for another lecture.
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Adam pays close attention to Hersh as he explains something that relates to his website redesign.
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Roger uses the floor area to help illustrate to the entire group his ideas.
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Roger explains to the group what exactly he wishes to see done with the website.
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Hersh looks on as Mark goes into detail.
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Mark shoes the group his ideas for the redesign of the Online Pioneer; he also points out what he does not like from the current website.
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Roger looks on as Mark demostrates his redesign idea to the group.
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Hersh gives Adam some design theory.
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Roger tosses the ideas expressed by the E3-Team in his head.
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To organize a story to tell it can get messy at a desk. There is also so much information and not enough time to tell it. But the E-Journalist has an unlimited supply of space to store it all.
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Joe looks through the report devised from the hardwork of the E3-Team while he waits for Adam to finish his test.
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Joe casually looks over a students test while adding a name to the top of the sheet.
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Adam concentrates on trying to answer the questions in the Business of Journalism test that covered all the chalk and talk from the beginning of the year.
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Mark pulls out pen and gets ready to do a test.
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The two seasoned journalists share a final thought about the whole project.
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Mark instantly speaks up and offers some input in on the E3-Team's reporting model.
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Rob points out the finner details of the model to the Dean.
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