1. Collaborative Online Video Production Tom Grasty February 7, 2013

2. Who am I? Comfortably residing at the junction where media and technology collide.

3. Citizen Journalism Sites While citizen journalism relies upon user submission and curation, very little has been done beyond accepting basic submissions from mobile devices.

4. Major networks (attempt to) embrace collaboration

5. What is Stroome? A collaborative video editing and publishing platform designed to simplify the production of video news.

6. My Groups

7. Homepage

8. My Dashboard

9. Project Page

10. My Projects

11. Will the Revolution be Stroomed?

12. An Email Exchange

13. Revolution Intervenes

14. Government blocks Twitter, Facebook

15. Internet Shutdown

16. Wil ya Wil resurfaces

17. Wil ya Wil: Eyewitness to history :O5 “…the bridge is filled with protesters, and I think they’ve closed both sides…” :16 “…I can see water canons being fired at them, and tear gas…” 1:16 “…you can hear them from here.” Sirens in bg

18. Will the next revolution be Stroomed?

19. Tools you’ve used FilmicPro

20. Tools you’ve used YouTube Capture

21. Tools you’ve used Splice

22. iOS Video Capturing Apps FilmicPro, YouTube Capture, Almost DSLR

23. iOS Video Editing Apps VideoEditApp, VideoEditorFree, Reel Director, Pinnacle,

24. iOS Collaborative Video Editing Apps Video Camera

25. Mobile reporting platforms 1 st Recorder, Voddio, Cell Journalist

26. Collaborative creation platforms StarsVu, WeVideo,

27. Collaborative creation platforms StarsVu, WeVideo

28. iOS Social Video Apps Vyclone, Clinch, 45 Sound

29. Assignment Download, use and report on your experience with these apps What features do you like? Do these tools as they exist now facilitate or impede collaboration? How would you alter the feature sets of these tools to make them more relative for the digital newsroom (eg, what features would you add; which features would you remove)? Identify and report on 1 additional tool in each other categories Respond to the same questions above How do these tools fit into a "collaborative multimedia strategy" What pieces are missing? Should be added? Find those pieces and respond to the same questions above