2009 Carnegie-Knight Initiative on the Future of Journalism Education
North Carolina
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"U.S. Demographics and Energy Use" examines how population growth, shifts and change in demographic makeup will affect U.S. demand -- and supply -- of energy. Reporting will try to predict viable energy solutions and explore feasibility.
Location: Chapel Hill, N.C.
Members: 18
Latest Activity: Apr. 27, 2009
Seminar Essentials
- Syllabus: U.S. Demographics and Energy Use
- North Carolina Blog Posts: Each class summary, plus links to presentations, video/audio and comments/feedback from students, professor(s) and guest speakers
- North Carolina Group Page: All students and instructors should belong. Discussions not directly related to lectures occur here. Examples: Story idea development, travel plans, storytelling discussions, software tips wiki, etc.
- Other available assets:
- North Carolina Discussion Forums
- North Carolina Videos (on Ning): Upload video to Ning, possibly to cross-link to class blog.
- North Carolina Photos: Share pictures from class, outings, etc.
- North Carolina Pages: Need a static page? Make a document (no comments).
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Comment by Laura Ruel on January 16, 2009 at 7:20pm -
Hey all... Just some essentials.
Here is the link to the syllabus
We will use this network to post items to share among out group and others -- such as recordings of guest speakers, etc.
Keep the ideas flowing.... Laura
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