KJI camp teaches staff members how to enhance website

Kaitlyn Butko, editor-in-chief
June 15, 2010

Through the Advanced Multimedia Seminar led by Kansas Journalism Institute (KJI) director Jeff Browne, two staff members have learned how to bring news to audiences through different mediums.

Podcasts, videos, live feeds and traditional stories have been posted to the test site in order to give student journalists practical experience with the different forms of modern journalism.

These forms will be presented to this site throughout the upcoming school year.

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