Category Archives: Glenn – Thu

A Breakdown of My Analytics

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Brooks Newkirk

To track my portfolio site’s analytics I used the WordPress Stats plug-in tool. Since I launched the site in February, it has had a total of 374 views with average weekly page views of 30. The highest weekly views of … Continue reading →

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Tibetans in NYC: Preserving Culture in Diaspora

Posted on May 3, 2011 by Tuan Thanh Nguyen

“While it is very important to have modern education, it will, however, be sad if you lose Tibetan language and culture,” said His Holiness The 14th Dalai Lama. For the 6,000 Tibetans currently living in New York, culture preservation is … Continue reading →

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Brilliant Senior Voice-Overs (revised)

Posted on May 3, 2011 by Patrick Wall

Revisions to the video: * updated lower thirds to include job info about the characters * added Debbie soundbite (1:07) explaining why her class is important/news value: aging population = more seniors = greater demand for advertising directed at seniors … Continue reading →

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Multimedia Revisions for Glenn Sections

Posted on May 1, 2011 by A. Adam Glenn

A reminder for those of you in Glenn – Mon and Glenn – Thu sections that are planning to file revisions of your multimedia projects this coming week: 1) Repost the revision in a new blog entry. The blog entry … Continue reading →

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Prof. Glenn Office Hours for Coming Week

Posted on April 28, 2011 by A. Adam Glenn

Folks — I’ve got extended office hours each day for the next six days, in part to help provide one-on-one feedback to students working on revisions on their multimedia project. You can find the specific hours for today, Friday and … Continue reading →

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Autism in the Workplace: Re-Do

Posted on April 28, 2011 by Shannon Carlin

Watch six students cope with autism in the workplace. Continue reading →

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My Analytics

Posted on April 27, 2011 by Patrick Hickey Jr.

I tracked my site’s analytics with the WordPress Stats plugin. Since it’s launch in February, it’s gotten 207 hits, with 33 coming on the busiest day, February 12. Ironically, that was the day it was launched and a link was … Continue reading →

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Greenpoint Beer Works: Brewing beers in Brooklyn

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Nicholas Rizzi

Kelly Taylor operates Greenpoint Beer Works in Brooklyn. He currently serves as the head brewmaster for Heartland Brewery and owns his own brand, Kelso of Brooklyn. He brews both beers in his two-story brewery in Clinton Hill, along with two … Continue reading →

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Riding With Ghosts – NYC Bicyclists Remember Friends And Share Fears

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Ian Chant

On March 6, bike riders from across New York City gathered to remember their own, riding to the sites of 20 crashes where bicyclists lost their lives in crashes in 2010. On their way, riders left flowers, notes, and ghost … Continue reading →

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A Job Doesn’t Grow In Brooklyn

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Ian Thomas

Brooklyn is booming. The borough’s population has steadily increased since 2000 – Census estimates showed a 4.4 percent increase in 2009, one of the largest county gains in the country (The 1.1 percent gain shown in the 2010 Census is … Continue reading →

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