Inspired by a post that recommended an alternative to using Soundslides to create audio/photo slideshows, we asked our community on Twitter and Tumblr what they thought were the best audio/ photo slideshows.

Here are the links to the slideshows they recommended, in no particular order. These slideshows are excellent examples of digital storytelling.

Did we miss something? Let us know other audio/photo slideshows you like in the comments.

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Adult Care in Oklahoma: The Client (Michael), The Oklahoman
A look into the life of Michael, who has cerebral palsy. His mother is unable to care for him and depends on an adult day care center, which is in danger of closing. Part of a larger multimedia series on adult care produced by The Oklahoman.

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• What is SOPA and how does it affect you? The House delayed voting on SOPA until next session, but this overview will give you details you need on what the bill means.
• ProPublica launches “Explore Sources” feature, which allows readers to see original source material while reading articles.


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The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

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• An infographic that shows media consolidation and the notable properties of the big 6 media companies More
• Reporters Without Borders criticizes the arrests around Russian election coverage. More

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• Stephen Colbert on the firing of 50 journalists by CNN. More
• The fastest-growing language on Twitter. More

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• A grad student at MIT made a program that highlights false claims in articles, in the same way that spellcheck catches grammar and spelling mistakes. Read more
• Turkey tunes: NPR made a Thanksgiving mix worth checking out. Read more

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

(Image: Joe Snyder / Wired)

• Wired releases photos under Creative Commons, re-opens debate on what non-commercial use of photos means. Read more
   

• GOOD + Column Five collaborated on an interesting data visualization on how Americans view the news. Read more
   
• Paintings in Jhonatas Jesus Silva’s series, Paper Voices, use layered newsprint as a background to reflective portraits. Read more
   

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• Objectivity and modern journalism: What can we learn from the Occupy Wall Street journalist firings? ONA ponders the line between journalist and participant in the digital age. Read more
   
• Christopher Soghoian, a doctoral candidate in security infomatics, argues that it’s critical for journalists to learn to protect their data. Read more