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Monday, August 3, 2009We’ve reached the point where having journalism students take one isolated class about “online journalism” is not sufficient.
Ideally, online reporting and editing skills (and associated ethics) would be integrated into every reporting and editing class. If that’s not happening, then your program will need to offer specialized courses. Here are a few guidelines:
- A pure production class (students ...
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