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Stuff you should see: Web 2.0 video, EPIC 2015 and prep sports coverage

Usually, this blog will feature your ideas and inspirations. But today I want to showcase the YouTube video of Michael Wesch, associate professor of cultural anthropology at Kansas State University. He explains in a lively, graphic way what the term Web 2.0 means.

If you're interested in multimedia storytelling, keep an eye on Poynter Online's E-Media Tidbits column, as well as Al's Morning Multimedia, where Al Tompkins highlights a story told on the web at the bottom of his daily story-idea column. A recent post focused on prep sports coverage at the Naples Daily News, including 360-degree aerial views of high school athletic fields.

And if you haven't seen it, watch Epic 2015, a thought-provoking guess at what the future might bring for the media and the way we get and share information.

With thanks to Steffen Fjaervik and Al Tompkins.

Posted by Wendy Wallace 2:13 PM March 1, 2007

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