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Daniel Kiriakov wrote:

I will allow myself to write the feedback in English. So, I hope that everything I am going to write will be clear.

Venue

I think the TechnoLogica Educations Centre is an excellent venue. Also, it fit perfectly to the aim of the training. It is well equipped and had enough space for working and listening to the presentations. Do you know that meanwhile it was placed second for the award Office of the Year 2007?

The Trainers

They are also known as the Masters. I think that they outlined well the present tendencies in the Web 2.0 journalism. Also, they gave us a good starting point of what can be the future trends and features of the 2.0 stream. The presentations were well built, without any bulk information: the examples were very clear and on the topic.

I think that after the presentations we had in our minds what we like to do with the technologies and Internet to produce more interesting news and to attract (and entertain) people.

It was very strange for some of us that you encourage people to start blogging without any inconvinience.

The Programme

Good. As for many of us Journalism 2.0 is something new, it was obvious that we will mostly listen than talking and discussing. However, that passive participation meant one thing - that we are thinking at the moment about the theme and we are trying to apprehend it well.

Also, some of the web sites are familiar to me, but I hadn't thought about them as journlist tools.

Perhaps we will discuss later it in the blog the subject of the Content and the ways of manipulation. (if the blog did not fade away and die).

Finally, as we are not into the subject of 2.0 things, I cannot compare the Programme of the training with anything else.

Making a track

Getting used to the locative media, as well as the blogging, was one of the new things/experiences that we have done. I think that if we had some more time we could make "a documentary/report" about the Sundays in Sofia.

The most important thing that we all have to remember is not to lose inspiration to provoke people and to make things happen.

Last

I made a new post in Journalism 2.0 blog but there was a technical problem. Any of the words I wrote turn to some kind Indian symbols/words on my monitor. I believe that you also can not read what I wrote. If there are some preferencies I ahve to adjust, please, tell me. If not, I will start posting from another PC.

Did I miss something?

I think that blogging is a powerful tool. I am trying to implement the idea into both my lifestyle and the organization I work. The later has the basis to start a good and impressive blog.

Also, is the main idea of 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 to make fun and to enjoy the things you do? Ok, if it is so, I will do my best for the future!

Best,

Daniel