Online Journalism

A very cool interactive site from the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School. It lets you learn about the redistricting process, one of the least understood aspects of the American Political system. The site lets you see how the system can be abused and learn about reform efforts.

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From the University of Nottingham in England, here’s a simple interface idea that really works well: a periodic table of videos. Click any element in the familiar periodic table, and view a video about that element. As a bonus, the videos are both fun and informative.

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An excellent collection of interactive features based on some of Pew’s vast collection of research data. Use interactive maps to view data on population, migration and religious views, and take quizzes to see how you compare to others.

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Winner of Emmy and Webby awards, MediaStorm features “social documentary projects incorporating photojournalism, interactivity, animation, audio and video.” There’s some very nice stuff here, and a cool interface to boot.
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Courtesy of one of my students, 15 journalists’ outstanding personal sites. Some nice stuff here, especially geared toward use of video and multimedia.

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You can see the finalists for the 2008 Online Journalism Awards here. Winners will be chosen at the ONA Conference in Washington, D.C., on September 13. There are some nice examples here to start out a semester (or quarter).

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