Digital Journalism In Practice

It enables students to understand how to adapt journalism to the digital environment and critical and substantial understanding of the broad skill base of multimedia storytelling and content creation. This module combines location-based news interviews with theoretical considerations and practical skills of online and digital journalism.

Demonstrate the ability to apply various key skills to the creation and publication of digital news

Critically evaluate their actual work in the context of the current problem and discuss the impact of digital technology on journalists and their audience

Collect news from specific niche viewers at a specific field or regional or national level in Aberdeen and surrounding areas, provide news content in various multimedia formats for online and digital platforms, practice digital journalism And issues critical to the industry; apply digitization issues of journalism and understanding of discussion to everyday practice

This module includes lectures, seminars, practical seminars / lab meetings. With a focus on news interviews, a special "news conference" has been added to this semester 's teachings. You will also learn about digital skills such as Wordpress website design, blogs, online videos and receive additional training on interview tips and data journalism.

Write a news site and write reasons and important opinions to prove and explain your practice results

The module is evaluated in two parts. C1 - Course - 40% weight. C2 - Course work - 60% weight. Module passing point = D level (40%)

GRAY, J. , Et al. , (Ed.), 2018. It can be obtained from the data journalism handbook http://datajournalismhandbook.org/1.0/en/.

It is necessary to activate the lecture. I can not doubt the teachings of multimedia and online news. This is what I practiced for nearly 10 years. Since 2009, I have been practicing digital news and have been quite successful. It can be used to derive the motivation of the younger generation.

Today's Journalist - To help engineers share knowledge and resources, the Agora News Center is leading the development of Gather, the first digital platform to support the community of journalism practice. As part of this process, we are reading the successful practical community and the reasons for its success. This is a summary of what we have learned and how we apply it to the collection. In addition, we are also inspired by Peter Block's book "Community: Attribution Structure". This is a "collective change" jewel that forms the basis for transforming the community. It comes from knowledge, that what happens in a space also happens in other spaces ... this is the value of the network and even the network. The value, this is the version of social movements of the day. "

Digital media ethics addresses the unique ethical issues, practices, and norms of digital news media. Digital news media includes online news, blogs, digital news photos, citizen journalism, and social media. It includes questions on how professional journalism uses this "new media" to study stories and publish, and how to use texts or images provided by citizens. In all revolution new possibilities are born, and old customs are threatened. Today is no exception. Professional journalism economics have problems as audiences go online. Reducing the newsroom focused on the future of the journalism industry. However, these concerns have also led to experiments in the journalism industry like non-profit survey news centers.