Comments on: the CITIZEN JOURNALISM academy: final thoughts http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149 take the next step Fri, 05 Dec 2008 13:30:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Bob Thurber http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8505 Bob Thurber Fri, 03 Nov 2006 03:44:20 +0000 http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8505 Well Jason, let me see if I can get your site back to knucklehead status. Just checking things out in the blogging world and thought your site would be a good place to start. You are indeed keeping good company with Ralph and Ann on site. Enjoyed your comments about the CJA and wanted to thank you again for all your info on blogging. I thought it was especially interesting listening to the speakers at class the other night. They seemed to reiterate a lot of the same info you had given us. At the very least, any future CJA classes should have access to your info, your site and any others which spring out of the class. It could be the snowball effect we need to make our voices heard loud and clear. Class after class of citizen journalists linked together and making news the conversation that it is. I'll keep in touch. Well Jason, let me see if I can get your site back to knucklehead status. Just checking things out in the blogging world and thought your site would be a good place to start. You are indeed keeping good company with Ralph and Ann on site.

Enjoyed your comments about the CJA and wanted to thank you again for all your info on blogging. I thought it was especially interesting listening to the speakers at class the other night. They seemed to reiterate a lot of the same info you had given us. At the very least, any future CJA classes should have access to your info, your site and any others which spring out of the class. It could be the snowball effect we need to make our voices heard loud and clear. Class after class of citizen journalists linked together and making news the conversation that it is. I’ll keep in touch.

]]> By: j.d. http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8501 j.d. Fri, 03 Nov 2006 00:46:08 +0000 http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8501 I will say, however, that this <em>is</em> a step up in class from the usual group of knuckleheads who hang out here. I will say, however, that this is a step up in class from the usual group of knuckleheads who hang out here.

]]> By: j.d. http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8500 j.d. Fri, 03 Nov 2006 00:36:11 +0000 http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8500 Man, you really are like that all the time. Man, you really are like that all the time.

]]> By: C.J. Janovy http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8498 C.J. Janovy Thu, 02 Nov 2006 21:44:22 +0000 http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8498 Yeah, we don't take bloggers seriously at all. Which is why we've added your blog, and quite a few others, to our new page devoted solely to the always entertaining world of Kansas Politics--or at least our own favorite stories about it. it's at http://www.pitch.com/php/specialreports/index.php?report_id=138778 But let me know if you want us to remove your blog, since we may not be alternative enough for you. Yeah, we don’t take bloggers seriously at all. Which is why we’ve added your blog, and quite a few others, to our new page devoted solely to the always entertaining world of Kansas Politics–or at least our own favorite stories about it.

it’s at
http://www.pitch.com/php/specialreports/index.php?report_id=138778

But let me know if you want us to remove your blog, since we may not be alternative enough for you.

]]> By: Ann Brill http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8493 Ann Brill Thu, 02 Nov 2006 14:41:22 +0000 http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8493 Thanks, Jason. It was a great experience for me, too. As I told some of our faculty, it was a back-to-school reality check that I needed to hear from all the "fellows" each week. I like the saying, "To teach is to learn twice," which is another way of saying that teaching demands we know something well enough to be able to explain it to others as well as learn from them. Hope you stay in touch, Ann Thanks, Jason. It was a great experience for me, too. As I told some of our faculty, it was a back-to-school reality check that I needed to hear from all the “fellows” each week. I like the saying, “To teach is to learn twice,” which is another way of saying that teaching demands we know something well enough to be able to explain it to others as well as learn from them.

Hope you stay in touch,

Ann

]]> By: j.d. http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8469 j.d. Thu, 02 Nov 2006 00:42:39 +0000 http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8469 Thanks, Ralph. You did a great thing by putting this on. Thanks, Ralph. You did a great thing by putting this on.

]]> By: Ralph Gage http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8468 Ralph Gage Wed, 01 Nov 2006 22:58:40 +0000 http://www.evolution-nextstep.com/archives/3149#comment-8468 Hi Jason, We're pleased to hear this. It was the class members who made the academy so fulfilling to all of us. Stay in touch. Ralph Hi Jason,
We’re pleased to hear this. It was the class members who made the academy so fulfilling to all of us.
Stay in touch.
Ralph

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