#editflow

[annamandala]

#annamandala #coloradohoopers #flowarttv #editflow #latergram #hoopersofinstagram

[buckienaked]

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#Repost by @kamalsmith2 Sooo typically when you think of Christmas Episodes you think of Holiday Cheer, egg nog and good laughs... Well let's just say the Because We're Men Christmas episode is going to be a little different! S/o to @buckienaked and @lavarjovan for scaring the hell out of @the_dezcortez in this scene!! #Becauseweremen #Season2 #Christmasepisode #Editflow

[daboogie]

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So yeah this is happening @beyond_themic "Going in! #Beyond_Themic #indieseries #introtheme #BeatsByLexBoogieFromTheBronx #editflow #editorforhire #cinematographer @goldigold45 @cfluxsing #investingold keep your eyes open.

[journalismoswego2012]

Five Tech Tools for Journalism Students

The Huffington Post: Collegeis one of my favorite sites to read, since it takes real issue and has them covered by real college students. This one is covered by Sara Rasmussen from Whitman College. She tells us what she thinks the 5 most important tech tools are.

Wordpress.org: Not only is it what Huff Post uses (and a few different sites I work with), it is also one of the easiest. "With a friendly user interface, a huge online support community, customizable themes and thousands of plug-ins, I have found that, as a content management system, WordPress really suits the needs of our student publication."

Edit Flow: While I've done a lot of work with WordPress, I never knew about Edit Flow, which is a managing plug-in that allows you to walk step-by-step through the publication process of Wordpress. With a calendar, editorial comments, groups, and more, this site is a great help to making any WordPress site run much easier.

Dropbox: I was introdcued to Dropbox this semester as a virtual intern with InternQueen. While we are constantly sharing videos, multimedia, documents and pictures, Dropbox makes it so easy. No need for a thumb drive (which everyone loses anyways) or bringing your laptop with your documents on it everywhere. Just upload to Dropbox, then it's there for you to print, share or edit.

KeePassX: For those who are worried about protection passwords and information, "This open-source password manager makes it easy to encrypt and protect the details of the paper's many accounts."

Wikispaces: A wiki is a place to share things with readers-- that's pretty much the whole of it, whether it's links, pictures, videos, documents or anything else. Wikispaces allow sites likeThe Huffington Postor others to post all of their articles, their outlines and even their own guidlines and handbooks.

-Emily Longeretta