You can turn each location into a mini story by adding text, photos, and links.
Here are the steps involved:
Then...
Next Steps:
You can create a link to send people or embed the map on your website.
Friday, June 12, 2009
When the "where" of the story is important
Map it out on a Google map.
You can turn each location into a mini story by adding text, photos, and links.
Here are the steps involved:
Then...
Next Steps:
You can create a link to send people or embed the map on your website.
You can turn each location into a mini story by adding text, photos, and links.
Here are the steps involved:
Then...
Next Steps:
You can create a link to send people or embed the map on your website.
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About Me
- Marcy Burstiner
- I'm an assistant professor of journalism and mass communication at Humboldt State University. I teach investigative reporting and serve as post-production faculty adviser for the Lumberjack Newspaper. Before joining the HSU faculty I was an assistant managing editor for The Deal, a financial magazine and Website, and I was a senior writer for online financial publication thestreet.com, which I joined prior to its 1999 IPO. You can find me on Facebook and you can email me at marcy.burstiner@humboldt.edu