This week, I’d like to highlight a few of your fellow classmates’ blogs that have been shaping up with some interesting content:
1. If you’re interested in cheap but tasty pasta sauce (or gravy, depending on your pedigree) let Ashley guide you.
2. Both Kaitlyn and Amanda are approaching 500 hits, and Taylor’s up to 641. Right on. Let the race to 1,000 begin!
3. Kelly’s got some consistently compelling visuals (which is a good thing since it’s a blog about art).
4. John’s already using a lot of audio media (which is a good thing since it’s a blog about music).
5. Catherine uses hyperlinks really well here and here.
If you’ve had some interesting developments on your blog (comments, followers, etc.) let us know in the comment section.
About Nick DiUlio
Professor Nick DiUlio is a lecturer who focuses on teaching students how to craft innovative digital-first nonfiction storytelling and long-form narrative journalism. In addition to his role as lecturer, DiUlio is the former editor of South Jersey Magazine and an award-winning journalist with more than 15 years of experience whose work has appeared in publications such as Philadelphia Magazine, New Jersey Monthly, and Slate.com. He teaches Digital Journalism I & II, Magazine Article Writing, Social Media for Journalists, and Media Ethics, and he is the faculty advisor for Rowan University’s student newspaper The Whit.
As a journalist, Professor DiUlio has covered a wide range of topics and personalities, with published work focusing on everything from profiles of artists and important political figures to hard-news stories with both national and local appeal; from restaurant and beverage reviews to tips on fashion and finance; from health and wellness pieces to celebrity Q&A’s.
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