Fall continuing education video series: Sourcing - the ever-changing media sourcing standards of today

Fall continuing education video series: Sourcing - the ever-changing media sourcing standards of today

Below is fourth video of the Fall 2012 CoSIDA on-demand continuing education series entitled "Sourcing: The ever-changing media sourcing standards of today."

Each session was video-taped at the 2012 CoSIDA St. Louis Convention and the series is a prominent piece of our fall continuing ed initiatives. Following their launch date, each video is housed on CoSIDA's YouTube video channel for on-demand viewing.

CoSIDA thanks our corporate partner NewTek, CoSIDA's Official Continuing Education Video Production Provider, for the video services provided in St. Louis and for their support of our continuing education program.

Fall 2012 CoSIDA Online Continuing Education Series (on-demand)

Tue. October 23: Sourcing - The ever-changing media sources of today

Presenters: Joe Schad, ESPN; Kirk Wessler, Peoria Journal-Star; Pat Coleman, D3Sports.com; Bryan Burwell, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Moderator: John Paquette, Big East Conference/former CoSIDA Board member

A discussion with the media about the ever-changing sourcing standards of today, including use of anonymous sources, social media as sourcing, editorial fact-checking.



Video link here also: http://youtu.be/qTTQxfbBgv8


• Full fall 2012 continuing education schedule

• Next in the series:

Tue. 30: Social Media 2.0: How the student-athlete fits into your institution's overall digital communications strategies

Presenters: Kevin DeShazo, Fieldhouse Media; Patrick Powers, Webster University Director of Digital Marketing and Communications
Moderator: Joe Browning, UNC Wilmington/former CoSIDA Board member
Discussion on the reputation, protection and future of your student-athletes, with example on working with student-athletes and instructing them - along with coaches - on privacy, transparency, fake accounts, and other issues. There also will be discussion on building an engaged social community and its benefits.


Here are the links to the first three videos in the series:

Serving student-athletes: Are we getting it right?

Social media 2.0: Content Engagement - What your audience wants, what is working and what's trending

Fall continuing education video series: Paperless game notes - servicing the media and public in today's online age