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Cindy Royal PhD School of Journalism and Mass Communication Texas State University cindyroyalcom Find this presentation at slidesharenet cindyroyal Hipster Learning Driven by technological advances the media environment continues ID: 307015

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Hipster Learning

Cindy Royal, Ph.D.School of Journalism and Mass CommunicationTexas State Universitycindyroyal.comFind this presentation at slideshare.net/cindyroyalSlide2

Hipster Learning

Driven by technological advances, the media environment continues to experience rapid changeStudents have to learn current concepts, but also must be prepared

to grasp

new ideas and apply them in their

workplaces

T

oday's

students are preparing for jobs that don't exist yet,

and graduates

are expected to be immediately productive in defining

and shaping

these new roles.

Social

media

editors

C

ommunity managers

Programmer/developer roles in

communication companiesSlide3

Maira Garcia

Statesman, Social Media EditorNow Web Producer at The New York TimesUndergrad and Grad at TXST

Jackie

Baylon

Digital First Media, NYC, News Producer

Undergrad TXSTSlide4

Shannon Delaney

Digital Marketing Coordinator, MOSAK Advertising and InsightsGrad at TXST

Josh Shepherd

Interactive Manager and Strategist, MOSAK Advertising and Insights

Grad at TXSTSlide5

Jordan Viator Slabaugh

Interactive Communications Manager, SpredfastPreviously, Director of Social Media, ConvioUndergrad and Grad at TXST

Andrew

Waldrup

Social Support,

Spredfast

Previously Culture Evangelist

at

Gowalla

Undergrad TXSTSlide6

Nicole MartinezSocial Media Specialist,

HomeAwayGrad at TXST

Mairin

Heard

Social Media Specialist,

HomeAway

Undergrad and Grad TXSTSlide7

Ashley Hebler

Junior Front-End Web Developer, VolusionGrad at TXST

Doug

Seliger

Junior

Developer,

Mason

-

Zimbler

Undergrad & Grad at TXSTSlide8

Haley Peck

Front-end Web Developer, BlackbaudUndergrad at TXST

Matt

Slabaugh

Interactive Designer,

Sparksight

Undergrad at TXSTSlide9

Dee Kapila

Digital Strategist/Technology Consultant, The University of TexasGrad at TXSTKristin

McCasland

Web and Social Media Editor,

Rice University

Undergrad and Grad TXSTSlide10

Sarah Garcia

SXSW, Interactive Programming CoordinatorUndergrad and Grad TXST

Andrew McNeill

SXSW, Festival Coordinator

Also Staff Writer, 48 Min of Hell blog

Undergrad TXSTSlide11

QuestionsHow

can you best prepare to work in an environment that requires flexibility and innovation? How should you develop a mindset for learning rather than an emphasis on specific tool training or a particular skill set?How can anyone apply this model throughout a career? Slide12

RealitiesComputers will be a part of most any career you choose.

Social media is not just something you do for fun.People will get information in a variety of embedded and atmospheric ways.Data, data everywhere.Game dynamics will inform storytelling.Things change. Rapidly.Slide13

General Curriculum Approach

Courses cover the realm of conceptual/theoretical to basic skills to advanced techBalance emphasis on communication, design and development in projectsEngagement with social media; blogs, Twitter, Facebook…Attention to current events in techFocus on judgment, problem-solving and troubleshootingA digital media emphasis: centers, projects, eventsFaculty developmentProfessional community tiesSlide14

Experience LearningSXTXState.com

TXStateofChange.comSlide15

Alumni ConnectionsSlide16

Make Things

Strong online portfolio Start a blogLearn to shoot and edit video and audioTake things to the next levelPromote work on social media

Make it easy for someone to contact youSlide17

Network!

Both online and offlineDevelop a professional social presence; positive, interesting, passionateConnect with professionalsAttend meetupsSlide18

Stay up-to-dateRead blogs and tech publications

Try out new platformsDo tutorialsPay attentionSlide19

How Employers DealWhat are employers looking for?

FlexibleProblem-solvingSelf-starterCurious about tech; ability to learn on one’s ownPassionate about field as demonstrated on social mediaCreative side projectsSlide20

Distance Education/Lifelong LearningBe prepared to learn throughout life

Seek out online resources, YouTube tutorials, Lynda.com, CodeAcademy.comFree or inexpensive workshops in your area Talks at meetup groupsMake friends with people who know things and can help youSeek an advanced degreeDemonstrate what you have learned!Slide21

Thank You!

Find this presentation at slideshare.net/cindyroyalSlide22

The following slides contain additional info on Texas State’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication Digital Media curriculumSlide23

Undergraduate Curriculum

Fundamentals of Digital/Online Media – new core classWeb Design and PublishingMultimedia JournalismDigital StorytellingSlide24

Graduate Curriculum

Issues in New MediaOnline Media DesignAdvanced Online MediaContent Management Systems