Kuishi kwingi kuona mengi,mgaa na upwa hali wali mkavu,na kuti la mazoea humwangusha mgema.sikusudi langu kufundishana methali au kuandkika methali hizi katika hii makala bali ni kutaka kutumia kama sehemu ya semi zitakazokamilisha kile nilichokipata hapa kwa muda wa siku tano kuanzi jumatatu hadi leo ijumaa.
Ilikua kama mzuka nilipopata mwaliko wa kuhudhulia wordshop hii kupitia MISA Tanzania.hakika nilijua kwa namna moja a u nyingine mimi najua kutokana na elimu niliyonayo kuhusinana na mambo ya internet nikadhani nafahamu karibu kila kitu kumbe nilikua najidanganya katika mambo ya internet kama ni bahari basi nafahmu ujazo wa lita elfu kumi tu.
Workshop hii imebadili sana mwelekeo wa kuweza kupata taarifa zangu,tangu jumatatu nilipofika hapa na kuanza kujifunza mambo ya internet nilianza kufamu mambo mengi zaidi.moja wapo ya mambo niliyojifunza ni pamoja na namna ya kuweza kutafuta habari kutoka vyanzo mbalimbali vya habari.kupitia mtandao unaweza kupata makitaba mbalimbali ulimwenguni,namba za simu za wwatu na mashirika mbalimbali,musiki na wasanii pamoja na historia zao.na burudani mbalimbali.
Mbali na habari unaweza,unaweza kuweka oda mbalimbali ikiwa pamoja na kununua kuuza vitu kupitia mtandao.baadhi ya mitandao ambayo nilikuwa ssiijui na ni vyanzo vya habari ni kama vile slash,salon,internet usage,alexa, youtube na amazon.
Mbali na hayo nimeweza kujua pia namna ya kuweza kufungua tovuti yangu mwenyewe kitu ambacho nilidhani ni kazi kubwa sana ambayo ilihitaji watu maalumu tu
au au makampuni tu.lakini leo hii unaweza kupata habari yangu kupitia mtandao wangu mwenyewe ujulikanao kama bugobora na kuweza kupata habari mbalimbali ambazo mimi mwenyewa nimeziandaa.
Napenda nitoe shukurani zangu za zati kwa MISA- Tanzania ambao nia waandaaji wa workshop hii pamoja na mkufunzi wetu ndugu PEIK JOHANSSON Kutoka Finland kwa jinsi ambavyo ameweza kutufungua na kutuwezesha kutambua vitu mbalimbali kutitia mtandao.kupitia sisi hakika kampuni zetu tunazoziwakilisha zimenufaika vya kutosha,na kile tulichokipata kitakua chachu pia kwa wenzetu ambao tunafnya naokazi.
Mapendekezo yangu semina hii ingeendelea kutolea japo kwa muda wa mwezi mmoja
Friday, February 6, 2009
NDIO MNAKUWA MAKINI KIHIVYO............DUU!!! AMAAAA KWEEEEELI..........
Phillip Bugobora wa radio passion fm akiwa makini katika workshop ya internet,kulia kwake ni Zuena Msuya wa TBC na Hyasinta Timothy wa Majira.kwa upande wa nyuma yupo Basil Msongo wa Habari leo.(picha kwa hisani ya Maggid Mjengwa)
Phillip Bugobora wa radio passion fm akiwa makini katika workshop ya internet,kulia kwake ni Zuena Msuya wa TBC na Hyasinta Timothy wa Majira.kwa upande wa nyuma yupo Basil Msongo wa Habari leo.(picha kwa hisani ya Maggid Mjengwa)
Thursday, February 5, 2009
MOHAMED ABOUTRIKA AND THE GAZA CONFLICT
Aboutrika is not the name of drugs or even name bland of car, this is the name of the Egyptian football player called Mohamed aboutrika.
Aboutrika who was playing midfielder, born November 7, 1978 in Giza Egypt, according to Wikipedia, started to play football in age of 12 years old, playing football in the streets and honing his skills.
Aboutrika who is a grandaunt in Cairo University with Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy, he played in Egypt with the Tersana, Al-Zamalek, Al- Ahly and in 2003/2004 league become a second place between top scorers in Egyptian league by scoring 14 goals.
Aboutrika must be the most upstanding and honorable football star on the planet... He is a blessed footballer and a blessed man - too bad FIFA have overlooked one of the greatest living players simply because he doesn't play in Europe, shame on them, corrupt organization that they are.
According to the YouTube, Aboutrika defended his actions in Egypt’s group stage match against Sudan after he was warned by the confederation of African football for revealing a t-shirt in support of Gaza as a part of a goal celebration.
Some Arab commentators describe this yellow card as an 'honorable punishment' for any athlete. In Gaza, Palestinian people went out, raising Aboutrika's photos thanking him and appreciating his act. The same scene was replied after the final match, when Aboutrika scored the winning goal for Egypt, many Palestinians went out to celebrate the victory and singing for Aboutrika. Al-Hilal club in the Gaza Strip made an honoring ceremony for Aboutrika, where youth team players lift flags reading "Palestine loves Aboutrika",
Aboutrika initially did not want to discuss the issue, but he broke his silence and spoke exclusively Al Jazeera's Carrie Brown. He said that his action was a personal statement from himself, as he feels quite sympathy with children of Gaza Strip who are under siege, he feels sorry for their starving and suffering, and has many worries about their safety. Aboutrika affirmed for the Egyptian Football Federation that he is responsible for any problems appearing on surface
Aboutrika who was playing midfielder, born November 7, 1978 in Giza Egypt, according to Wikipedia, started to play football in age of 12 years old, playing football in the streets and honing his skills.
Aboutrika who is a grandaunt in Cairo University with Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy, he played in Egypt with the Tersana, Al-Zamalek, Al- Ahly and in 2003/2004 league become a second place between top scorers in Egyptian league by scoring 14 goals.
Aboutrika must be the most upstanding and honorable football star on the planet... He is a blessed footballer and a blessed man - too bad FIFA have overlooked one of the greatest living players simply because he doesn't play in Europe, shame on them, corrupt organization that they are.
According to the YouTube, Aboutrika defended his actions in Egypt’s group stage match against Sudan after he was warned by the confederation of African football for revealing a t-shirt in support of Gaza as a part of a goal celebration.
Some Arab commentators describe this yellow card as an 'honorable punishment' for any athlete. In Gaza, Palestinian people went out, raising Aboutrika's photos thanking him and appreciating his act. The same scene was replied after the final match, when Aboutrika scored the winning goal for Egypt, many Palestinians went out to celebrate the victory and singing for Aboutrika. Al-Hilal club in the Gaza Strip made an honoring ceremony for Aboutrika, where youth team players lift flags reading "Palestine loves Aboutrika",
Aboutrika initially did not want to discuss the issue, but he broke his silence and spoke exclusively Al Jazeera's Carrie Brown. He said that his action was a personal statement from himself, as he feels quite sympathy with children of Gaza Strip who are under siege, he feels sorry for their starving and suffering, and has many worries about their safety. Aboutrika affirmed for the Egyptian Football Federation that he is responsible for any problems appearing on surface
THE MORE I ATTEND THE WORKSHOP THE MORE I LEARN MORE
“The more I attend the workshop the more I get a lot”, this is what I have discovered this after get a lot from my facilitator. Today is a third day of our training, since we started this short course of internet training, am starting to see the light it searching information from different websites
As usually I attended the workshop place early and start to open different websites and reviewing of what we learnt last day before the facilitator began training. The topic of today is internet as a tool in journalism. The workshop facilitator, Piek Johansson trained us on how to access information from different websites.
Apart from abroad website, he tought us on how to see our local newspapers like ipp medeia, new habari ,freemedia, mwanacnchi, the arusha times, global publishers, uhuru and startv.
He advised us also when we write our stories; we have to put on our contact in order t to let readers to comment.
“Most of journalists do not put their telephone or e mail address on the end of their stories, and even radio or TV presenters don’t mention their telephone numbers for comment or advice” said Johansson.
“How many of you visit t the Tanzania national website?” Johansson asked us. Only two people among us visit it, this means that we don’t have habit of visiting our website or we were not aware on that site. The Tanzania national site is www.tanzania.go.tz, in this you can find a lot like national information, union government, banking services, mass media and many more.
Another site that make happy is http://www.jamiiforums.com/, really surprised on this site, here you can find almost what you are looking for like what is going on in Tanzania, music information like bongo flavor, taarabu, and zilipendwa and gospel songs. Apart from those you can ask question which you are interest to know about
Other news sites those we have learnt today are http://www.ipsnews.net/, http://www.nation.co.ke/, http://www.allafrica.com/, http://www.ajol.info/, and sport sites are http://www.fifa.com/, http://www.uefa.com/, http://www.cafonline.com/,
We learnt also on how to know capital cities on different countries .
As usually I attended the workshop place early and start to open different websites and reviewing of what we learnt last day before the facilitator began training. The topic of today is internet as a tool in journalism. The workshop facilitator, Piek Johansson trained us on how to access information from different websites.
Apart from abroad website, he tought us on how to see our local newspapers like ipp medeia, new habari ,freemedia, mwanacnchi, the arusha times, global publishers, uhuru and startv.
He advised us also when we write our stories; we have to put on our contact in order t to let readers to comment.
“Most of journalists do not put their telephone or e mail address on the end of their stories, and even radio or TV presenters don’t mention their telephone numbers for comment or advice” said Johansson.
“How many of you visit t the Tanzania national website?” Johansson asked us. Only two people among us visit it, this means that we don’t have habit of visiting our website or we were not aware on that site. The Tanzania national site is www.tanzania.go.tz, in this you can find a lot like national information, union government, banking services, mass media and many more.
Another site that make happy is http://www.jamiiforums.com/, really surprised on this site, here you can find almost what you are looking for like what is going on in Tanzania, music information like bongo flavor, taarabu, and zilipendwa and gospel songs. Apart from those you can ask question which you are interest to know about
Other news sites those we have learnt today are http://www.ipsnews.net/, http://www.nation.co.ke/, http://www.allafrica.com/, http://www.ajol.info/, and sport sites are http://www.fifa.com/, http://www.uefa.com/, http://www.cafonline.com/,
We learnt also on how to know capital cities on different countries .
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
JOURNALIST IN THE AGE OF INTERNET
By Phillip Bugobora,
Journalist in the age of the internet, this was the main topic of workshop which taking place at TGDLC, IFM building in dare s salaam.
The workshop started yesterday which will be run for five days from Monday to Friday this week. The participants are editors and trainers from deferent media.
Peik Johansson started by teaching the participants on how to blog the websites, he trained the participant by using a quote of the speech of Rupert Murdoch to the American society of newspaper editors.
He asked the participants to read the the whole speech and come up with their own comment concerning to the topic which says "journalist in the age of internet”
“ That is manifestly not true of the internet. And all of our papers are living proof. I venture to say that not one newspaper represented in this room lacks a website. Yet how many of us can honestly say that we are taking maximum advantage of those websites to serve our readers, to strengthen our businesses, or to meet head-on what readers increasingly say is important to them in receiving their news?
“Despite this, I’m still confident of our future, both in print and via electronic delivery platforms. The data may show that young people aren’t reading newspapers as much as their predecessors, but it doesn’t show they don’t want news. In fact, they want a lot of news, just faster news of a different kind and delivered in a different way
“They want news that speaks to them personally, that affects their lives. They don’t just want to know how events in the Mid-east will affect the presidential election; they want to know what it will mean at the gas-pump. They don’t just want to know about terrorism, but what it means about the safety of their subway line, or whether they’ll be sent to Iraq. And they want the option to go out and get more information, or to seek a contrary point of view.” Said some of the Murdoch’s speech.
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Journalist in the age of the internet, this was the main topic of workshop which taking place at TGDLC, IFM building in dare s salaam.
The workshop started yesterday which will be run for five days from Monday to Friday this week. The participants are editors and trainers from deferent media.
Peik Johansson started by teaching the participants on how to blog the websites, he trained the participant by using a quote of the speech of Rupert Murdoch to the American society of newspaper editors.
He asked the participants to read the the whole speech and come up with their own comment concerning to the topic which says "journalist in the age of internet”
“ That is manifestly not true of the internet. And all of our papers are living proof. I venture to say that not one newspaper represented in this room lacks a website. Yet how many of us can honestly say that we are taking maximum advantage of those websites to serve our readers, to strengthen our businesses, or to meet head-on what readers increasingly say is important to them in receiving their news?
“Despite this, I’m still confident of our future, both in print and via electronic delivery platforms. The data may show that young people aren’t reading newspapers as much as their predecessors, but it doesn’t show they don’t want news. In fact, they want a lot of news, just faster news of a different kind and delivered in a different way
“They want news that speaks to them personally, that affects their lives. They don’t just want to know how events in the Mid-east will affect the presidential election; they want to know what it will mean at the gas-pump. They don’t just want to know about terrorism, but what it means about the safety of their subway line, or whether they’ll be sent to Iraq. And they want the option to go out and get more information, or to seek a contrary point of view.” Said some of the Murdoch’s speech.
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INTERNET WORKSHOP
By Phillip Bugobora,
Media Institution of Southern Africa (MISA)-Tanzania and VIKES Foundation today has launched a five days Internet workshop for editors and trainers
The facilitator of the workshop Peik Johansson said that the aims of the workshop are to enable the journalists’ fact finding, news monitoring, communication and publication.
He added that, using internet you can find global library, news rooms, phone directories, and TV and radio music.
Johansson, who is also a journalist training consultant, said that the workshop will run for five days consecutively from Monday to Friday.
The topics of today ware are introduction of the workshop and the participants and how internet has changed the societies and communication globally.
More than ten participants succeeded to attend to workshop and enjoyed it because it enables them to know much more about internet. Some of media presenters are from radio passion fm, radio one, radio Uhuru and radio times.
Others are Mwananchi newspaper, Uhuru newspaper, Nipashe newspaper, The Guardians, Majira newspaper, The Citizens, Habari Leo and daily news.
Media Institution of Southern Africa (MISA)-Tanzania and VIKES Foundation today has launched a five days Internet workshop for editors and trainers
The facilitator of the workshop Peik Johansson said that the aims of the workshop are to enable the journalists’ fact finding, news monitoring, communication and publication.
He added that, using internet you can find global library, news rooms, phone directories, and TV and radio music.
Johansson, who is also a journalist training consultant, said that the workshop will run for five days consecutively from Monday to Friday.
The topics of today ware are introduction of the workshop and the participants and how internet has changed the societies and communication globally.
More than ten participants succeeded to attend to workshop and enjoyed it because it enables them to know much more about internet. Some of media presenters are from radio passion fm, radio one, radio Uhuru and radio times.
Others are Mwananchi newspaper, Uhuru newspaper, Nipashe newspaper, The Guardians, Majira newspaper, The Citizens, Habari Leo and daily news.
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