COMMUNITY-BASED REPORTING

Name: COMMUNITY-BASED REPORTING
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JOURN 426

과목 설명

Provides advanced, targeted instruction in reporting that pays close attention to neighborhoods or very small communities (subcommunities), also known as hyperlocal reporting. These small communities can be defined by geographic boundaries or boundaries of shared topical interest. Locate community-based reporting's place in the larger media ecology of mainstream media (newspapers, TV, weekly papers, magazines, independent websites, etc.), and investigate how local journalism's place in changing media ecologies helps (or discourages) people from becoming active citizens in a democracy.

선수과목

JOURN 335

충족 요건

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

학점

미보고

개설 시기

미보고

평점

3.38

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수료율

87.5%

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A 비율

75%

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학급 규모

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Cumulative Grade Distribution

강사 (2026 Summr)

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유사 과목

PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF REPORTING

JOURN 335

Basic reporting for print and electronic media. Bring together technical and conceptual skills by creating a variety of print, audio, and web-based news stories on a current public issue.

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING

JOURN 420

Techniques of investigative and long-form enterprise reporting. Includes extensive reporting in the field and a final project.

LONG FORM VIDEO

JOURN 456

Develop skills needed to conduct professional-level journalism and strategic communication in long-form video. Produce documentary pieces of covering a contemporary topic of local or regional interest and complete other exercises in video analysis, composition and production.

IN-DEPTH REPORTING

JOURN 401

Advanced reporting with emphasis on critical evaluation of evidence and on recognizing the complex effects of government actions. Explore and develop community context stories that originate in a range of venues from the courts to the schools.

COMMUNITY NEWSWRITING

CSCS 130

Newswriting of interest to individuals, families, and communities.