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This comprehensive and exciting Media and Journalism Course course will prepare you for everything that you must know about journalism and the required skills to captivate audiences using powerful messages.
By taking this course, you'll study the principle, practices and systems involved in all aspects of journalism, following with the fundamental elements of the journalistic process in the most compelling way possible. You'll also learn the skills required to work as a journalist and the essential methods in journalism and reportage. This course also illustrates the uncertainty, risks and obstacles affect the modern journalist and explain the ways to overcome those difficulties.
Besides, enhance your knowledge of various newspaper and magazine types, and explore many fascinating facts about journalism.
This course will be of best interest to media professionals who are interested in a career in journalism and other journalism-related fields.
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The Media and Journalism Course is open to all, with no formal entry requirements. All you need is a passion for learning, a good understanding of the English language, numeracy and IT, and to be over the age of 16.
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Newspaper Journalism
What is news?
What is a journalist?
The shape of the news story
Writing the intro in simple steps
Writing the intro, the golden rules
Writing the news story in simple steps
Writing the news story – clear writing
Quotes
Attribution
TV Journalism
News Gathering
Enterprising Stories
Watch your interviewee's body language.
Working with Sources
Covering Events
Computer-Assisted Reporting
Glossary of Broadcast News Teams
Law, Ethics And Responsibility
Operating Standards for News and Public Affairs
Lighting
Media
What is the Media?
What Makes News?
Plan your Approach
Adhere to Deadlines
The Interview
Social Media and Journalism
Definition of Social Media
Communication flow within journalism
The impact of social media on journalism
Becoming a Journalist
What Is A Journalist?
What Type Of Degree Do I Need?
How To Get Started Writing Before Graduation
The Rules Of Journalism
Building A Portfolio
What Is Style?
What Does A Copy Editor Do?
Additional Degrees To Consider
Online Journalism – The Way Of The Future
What To Expect On Your First Job
Women in Journalism
The Secret Significance of Journalism
Imperfections of the Existing Woman−Journalist
The Roads towards Journalism
The Aspirant
Style
The Outside Contributor
The Search for Copy
The Art of Corresponding with an Editor
Notes on the Leading Types of Papers
Woman's Sphere in Journalism
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
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Mock Exam
Mock Exam- Media and Journalism Course
Final Exam
Final Exam- Media and Journalism Course
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