 An Evening of Dark Investigations courtesy of the fine folks behind Twisted Tales.
I’d love to be there, alas Liverpool is a little outside my stomping grounds. But if you’re in the area I’d very much recommend it.
Now for some other upcoming events. On Saturday, in Waterstones Stockport, A. J. Dalton introduces Gateway of the Saviours. In Waterstones Milton Keynes on the afternoon of August 8th, Adrian Tchaikovsky launches War Master’s Gate, the ninth novel of the Shadows of the Apt series, with a Q&A to follow in the Leadenhall Market branch later that same day.
In Forbidden Planet’s London Megastore on August 2nd, Tom Pollock will be launching The Glass Republic—a brilliant book, by the way—whilst Liesel Schwarz and Mark Hodder host a steampunk evening in the same location on the 9th. Then on August 14th, Paul Cornell will be signing copies of his new graphic novel.
Oh, and Neil Gaiman’s touring the UK this month too, though I can’t imagine tickets will be easy to come by.
Are you planning to attend any events in August? I’ll be in Dundee to meet Neil Gaiman again. For the last time, too, if this is indeed his Last Signing Tour.
On that note, it’s time to say goodbye for today. I’ll be back on Sunday with the latest edition of the Hitlist, and again next Wednesday with another round-up of book news from the UK. In the interim, please do continue the conversation in the comments.
Mashallah, this talk was very well presented. The speaker stayed on point, and gave several examples of the Rasul’s (pbuh) loving and kind nature. Although I’ve heard a few of the anecdotes before, it was a wonderful refresher and a great lecture overall. Some parts were really moving and touched the heart.Students at Francis Howell North High School in the school’s introductory journalism course created a series of multimedia web packages this past year. You can click on the image to view them or through the link within the post.
I switched things up for my semester-long introductory journalism class in May. Instead of having students write a feature story as their final big project, I had them create multimedia web packages. The results turned out better than I expected and I plan to keep the project as part of the class curriculum in 2014-15 – and work to expand upon it.
Prior to this final class project, students were given training on writing, basic photography composition, basic video principles, web posting and a handful of online tools including Cincopa, ThingLink, Videolicious, Soundcloud and Google Maps. However, students were free to choose whatever tools they wanted to best tell their stories and were pointed to the extensive list of multimedia tools on this site.
For this multimedia project you have some options for what you can do.
May 19. Final day to gather information. Students have classtime if they want.
Thursday, May 22, students create posts on FHNtoday.com with their multimedia packages. Packages due done by the end of class.
Friday, May 23, share final projects in class.
While it was just one class and not a huge sampling, the data encourages me to try it again this next year as I found students engaged with the project, learning skills that will be relevant to them whether or not they choose to join staff. While I do continue to share an App of the Week with the intro students as I have in the past, I plan to work more web/multimedia in throughout the semester rather than just at the end, and I plan to incorporate more of this type of work into the beginning Digital Photojournalism class as well.
Would love to hear what you are doing to incorporate multimedia into your classes. Feel free to comment or ask questions below.
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username_0: Change TLS 1.3 cipher suite settings for compatibility with OpenSSL
1.1.1-pre6 and newer. OpenSSL 1.1.1 will have TLS 1.3 cipers enabled by
default.

Also update multissltests and Travis config to test with latest OpenSSL.
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