by Steph Yiu
In assembling this presentation, I thought to myself – “Is this way too obvious?” But, the positive feedback from attendees made me realize just how valuable this information could be to newsrooms.
Categories: Presentations, Work
by Steph Yiu
Earlier this summer, Rupa Shenoy from Public Radio International found Denizen and reached out to talk about growing up as a global nomad. She ended up using the interview in her show Otherhood, a podcast for people who came to the United States as children or are the children of immigrants.
Categories: Presentations
by Steph Yiu
At WordCamp NYC a few weeks back, I gave a 10-minute flash talk on editorial tools that I’ve seen different media companies use. Presenting at the United Nations Headquarters was definitely a wild experience!
Categories: Presentations
by Steph Yiu
I love playing games and creating interactive experiences. This year, I facilitated a SRCCON workshop called OMGWTFBBQ with NYT’s Hamilton Boardman.
Categories: Creative, Presentations
by Steph Yiu
By sharing their stories with me, the attendees and faculty gave me inspiration, courage, and support. I’m happy I decided to share my story as well.
Categories: Presentations
by Steph Yiu
Have you ever facilitated a workshop? I hadn’t. It’s not a common thing for people to do at conferences, and it’s incredibly different from giving a presentation.
Categories: Presentations
by Steph Yiu
My presentation about the funny Singapore expat bubble I grew up in, and why I founded DenizenMag.com, an online magazine for international school kids.
Categories: Presentations
by Steph Yiu
My friend Zeninjor Enwemeka, the homepage producer at Boston.com, is now teaching a journalism class at Boston University. Professor Enwemeka recently invited me to speak to her class about social media. Here’s the collection of links and examples I used in class
Categories: Presentations, Social Media • Tags: social media
by Steph Yiu
Do you remember your high school journalism class? I do. It was the kind of class where you learn by doing. We put hours into producing a monthly newspaper called ‘The Eye.’ Our instructor treated us like real journalists. I learned lessons that I would take into my real career; my co-editor and I uncovered a sexual harassment scandal that forced a faculty member to resign. SAS recently invited me back to Singapore to do a workshop with my old […]
Categories: Presentations • Tags: journalism
