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NPR’s Knights are training with digital swords

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andy carvin
1 year ago

Yeah, there's not much posted yet, mostly because the first class of Knight trainees was graduating by the time the blog was ready to roll. It'll pick up in a couple of weeks when the next group of trainees begin their five-week stint with the program. And we've set up @nprknights on Twitter where they'll do some Twitter experimenting as well.

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toddmundt
1 year ago

It's a great idea... and I hope we all benefit by what the NPR reporters are learning. We had a Flip cam/general video training session today for our reporters, and I told them about the blog.

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Dave
10 months ago

That looks like a very nice idea and makes their article just more interesting. I was wondering if they do the post production (editing) by themselves or they just shoot the material and write the article ? If they do edit themselves, than I'm impressed with Frank's work !

Dave

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