Daniel Bachhuber
Cuny-Graduate-School-of-Journalism
Unrealized ideas from my time at the J-School
Two designs: Changing NYC and CUNY J-Camp
Farewell, New York City
Tracking data on everything: Web team projects
Tracking data on everything: '10-'11 web services stats for the J-School
Iterating towards the ideal documentation theme for WordPress
Subverting newsroom culture
Presentation: WordPress as a learning management system for #NYEdTech
Class: Blogging Best Practices, 4/25/11
Workshop: Website hack session, 4/20/11
Class: Blogging Best Practices, 4/11/11
Workshop: Website hack session, 4/14/11
An email newsletter for The Local Fort Greene-Clinton Hill
Idea: More effective office hours
What should I teach for Blogging Best Practices?
Idea: Visualizing coverage overlap
NYT's Stephen Farrell on Libya and working as a foreign correspondent
Workshop: Website hack session, 3/30/11
Idea: Alternate census
Idea: Register your WordPress site with a hub
Idea: Tracking support costs
Workshop: Working with HTML/CSS, 3/23/11
Tip: Auto-submit Wufoo forms to Highrise and MailChimp
Class: Entrepreneurial Journalism Technology Immersion, 3/21/11
The case of the mysterious external services
Splash page for the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism
Idea: web analytics across multiple domains and subdomains
Today's happy fun project: profiling FastCGI memory consumption
Three education problems to solve: reusable syllabi, mapping demand, and adaptive teaching
Researching better search functionality for the CUNY J-School network
Universities as hubs of journalistic activity
Software I use, January 2011 edition
#idea: Sentiment analysis on support threads
Entrepreneurial Journalism landing page redesign
Proxy caching WordPress with Nginx
Election 2010: Issues and Impact
An evening with Ken Auletta
Train to #ONA10
New WordPress plugin: Post Author Box
Open source journalism vs. crowdsourcing
How's your geography?
Disabling HTML/kses filtering in WordPress Multisite
Leveraging blogs, wikis and other collaborative tools in the classroom