Communication Institute for Online Scholarship
The Communication Institute for Online Scholarship (CIOS) is a not-for-profit organization supporting the use of computer technologies in the service of communication scholarship and education.

Arizona

Arkansas

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UC Berkeley

California State University, Fullerton

Central Arkansas

Central Florida

Central Washington

Colorado

Media Studies Project
Kristina Ross, Director of the project created the site as a student. It is one of the best places to find links regarding the past, present and future of all mass communications media on the Web.

Media Studies Resources
A rich and diverse listing of resources for students from any area of interest.

Access Online
Access Online is the online edition of Access The Journalist's Guide to Freedom of Information in Connecticut. With the publication you can stay up to date on Freedom of Information issues in the state and across the nation.

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Dayton

Delaware

Denver

CMC Study Center Resources
The page contains pointers or descriptions of resource and reference material useful in the study of Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC). This information includes coverage of the broader area of communication, specific topics such as MOO activity, and related areas of study such as Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).

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Evansville

WUEV
Indiana's first Web Internet radio station, WUEV.

Florida

Interactive Media Lab
The college, under the leadership of Dean Ralph L. Lowenstein, was the site of the Electronic Text Center. From 1982 to 1985, the Electronic Text Center provided a news and information service, Gainesville Cable Press, on the Cox Cable television system in Gainesville and the surrounding area. The lab now has its own T1 connection to the Internet, as well as more powerful computers, television monitors and wire services from The Associated Press, Reuters, New York Times News Service and Scripps Howard News Service. The lab's primary current project revolves around Sun.ONE (Online News & Entertainment).

Georgetown

The Communication, Culture, and Technology (CCT) Program is designed to meet the needs of our changing information society by providing students with the multidisciplinary background, analytical skills, and technical knowledge needed for information age careers in business, government, education and beyond.

Dowden Center for New Media Studies
In the Dowden Center, students develop practical New Media skills by working on projects for real life clients - check out the list to the right for a sampling of student work. Currently in the lab, students learn to publish World Wide Web sites, but as New Media technologies change, so will the Dowden Center. And the Dowden Center doesn't just publish using New Media, it also publishes about New Media. The Center seeks to perform an important public service by providing useful materials on the promise and problems with New Media.

Hawaii at Manoa

EXTRA!
EXTRA! is a brief chronicle of the newspapers and newspeople who have shaped more than 150 years of Hawaii's Journalism History. The project was researched and written by Dr. Tom Brislin, Professor of Journalism.

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Idaho

Jobs
A listing of overly animated images providing links to job opportunities for those in the mass communication field in the Idaho region.

Indiana

Introduction to Web Magazines
This course will be conducted as a workshop for aspiring Web magazine publishers. Lecture, discussion, and hands-on computer work will comprise our class hours. From Edward Gubar.

Media Workshop: World Wide Web
In this class you will learn how to design and construct pages for delivery on the World Wide Web -- that is the bottom line. More important than learning the mere mechanics of html coding however, is understanding the open and dynamic nature of the web and how to best serve your content. Toward that end, you will become a critical reader of web pages and learn to analyze the structure of web sites, as well as individual page composition. You will learn to consider navigation, interactivity and other "usability" aspects of web publishing -- features that are still being argued by the leading designers and researchers. Instructor Karla Tonella.

New Media Center

Kansas

Channel 14
KUJH Online, "the Internet's only 24-hour online television broadcaster."

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Louisville

World Wide Web Writing
World Wide Web Writing teaches students how to use the World Wide Web to fulfill certain communication needs. Goals of the course include teaching hypertext markup language (HTML) basics, Web page design, and Web site development. From instructor, Al Futrell.

Maine

Marquette

Online Editing and Design
This page is a supplimental resource for the Online Editing and Design class (JOUR 196). Technology is changing how we communicate. We can now "travel" to places, visit with people and study things we could not have experienced before. From Tracy Strother.

Journalist's Guide
A Journalist's Guide to the Internet By Christopher Callahan - University of Maryland - College of Journalism.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Memphis

Miami

Minnesota

Institute for New Media Studies

Missouri

Missouri Digital News
Your own personal page of news from around the state, statehouse data tracking and events in the statehouse.

Web Links
Professional resources at the Missouri School of Journalism.

Research Links | Non-Linear Video Editing
General links for communication students and professionals and product, magazine, and information links having to do with non-linear video editing.

Northwest Missouri State University

Montana

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Nebraska-Lincoln

Links
Professional organization and local media world wide web links.

Nevada, Las Vegas

Cool Video Rushes
Examples of programs produced by students.

Live WebCam Image
Live picture on the roof of a building on campus that refreshes every five seconds.

New York

North Carolina

Cyber Publishing and Cybercasting
Students in this hands-on course will survey and evaluate technologies such as advanced HTML design, JavaScript, use of CGI-BIN, audio and video technologies for the Web as well as CU-SeeMe, MBONE and other emerging Internet technologies, then design and implement (cyberpublish and/or cybercast) productions on the Internet using some of these technologies as time and access permit. In short, we will be information producers rather than information consumers. In the process, we will become familiar with issues of technology, design, content, law, ethics, advertising and the culture of the Internet. From Paul Jones.

Online Publications
From the American Music Resource to Virginia Woolf studies, the Sunsite list of lists is internationaly known as a valuable Web tool.

North Texas

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Ohio

Creative and informational websites produced by students with a link to students' personal homepages.

Oregon

Advertising in Cyberspace
This course examines ways in which computer-mediated communication is changing advertising practice. Readings will also address philosophical issues such as the nature of interactivity and the social implications of interactive advertising. The course also offers basic hands-on training in creating persuasive communication for presentation on the World Wide Web. From Charles Frazer.

InFlux
InFlux is the online version of the school's award-winning student magazine, Flux.

Pennsylvania

Introduction to the Information Age
This team taught class takes students from issues surrounding individuals and computing to the impact of international telecommunications.

Purdue

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Radford

Student Homepages
From personal pages to public service homepages, students in the Media Studies program create websites both whimsical and serious.

Links
A typical listing of world wide web links both nationally and for the surrounding area.

Hooked-Up
Online student magazine that explains in its nameplate that it is "the stuffy head runny nose tired of the same old sites all the time zine."

Saint Michael's College

San Francisco State

Way New News Online
A web site devoted to the digital revolution.

Newsport
The extraordinary result of students working in a multimedia journalism class with Instructor Roland DeWolk.

South Carolina

South Dakota

South Florida

Southern California

Journal of Computer mediated Communication
A journal for new media produced at USC.

Student Projects
A collection of Web pages produced by students.

Southern Illinois at Carbondale

New Media Center
The CLC4/New Media Center is a collaboration between Information Technology Computer Learning Centers, The New Media Consortium, and the College of Mass Communication and Media Arts.

Syracuse

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Temple

Electronic Information Gathering
The goal of this course is to teach you how to search effectively and efficiently for information on the Internet and other online sources. At a pace unparalleled in modern history, the Internet has become essential to researchers and reporters. The Net, particularly the World Wide Web, also is becoming a key source of information and communications for the general public. This is not a course of memorization or theory. This is a course of doing. Your success will be measured by your proficiency in finding information online. From Neill Borowski.

Journalistic Resources Page
An attractively designed and simple to navigate page for links to journalism resources.

Tennessee at Martin

Texas at Arlington

Texas at Austin

Journalism Links
Yet another list of lists to journalism and mass communications sources.

Home page of Kristina Ross
Kristina Ross, creator of the Media Studies Project, provides examples of mixing content with graphic style.

Towson

Writing for the Web
Principles of conceptualizing, researching and writing journalistically for publication on the Internet's World Wide Web. Students will critique existing journalistic documents on the Web and will produce their own documents including hypertext and multimedia. From Thom Lieb.

TUwired
TUwired is a compilation of multimedia articles produced by students in the Writing for the Web class by Thom Lieb at Towson University. Follow the links from this page to check out the final projects.

Washington

M.C. Digital Program
The Masters in Communication (M.C.) in Digital Media is a professional degree focused in three concentrations: digital media content creation, management, and policy.

Western Michigan

Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Wisconsin-Madison

Wisconsin-Madison, Agricultural Journalism

Wisconsin-Madison Area Technical College

Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Wisconsin-River Falls

Online Resources
Online resources for journalism and mass communications students, academics, and professionals.

Wisconsin-Whitewater

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