MJO18023 - Professional Journalism Practices and Responsibilities (Radio)

Objectives:

Content:

Learning and Teaching Information:

Group workshops, structured upon introductory lectures and group or individualised exercises, either at college workstations or outside of college. Regular and frequent tutor feedback on work produced, conducted in individual and in group sessions.

Lectures
Contact hours: 30
Number of Groups: 1

Tutorials (individual)
Contact hours: 5
Number of Groups: 24


Shorthand
Contact hours: 180

Additional Assessment Information
The portfolio would normally involve a) a conference interview, which requires use of accurate and comprehensive note-taking, report writing for print and follow up exercises for online; and b) a 500-word blog and a video/audio interview (of 1-2 mins) on any aspect of Journalism Week.
The shorthand exam carries a numeric mark and assessment is based on achieving a minimum of 50 words per minute. Other relevant information The substance and assessment of this module, designed to comply with the QAA subject and levels benchmarks, is also influenced by the requirements of the industry accreditation bodies, the National Council for the Training of Journalists and the Broadcast Journalism Training Council.

Assessment:

001 Portfolio 1 x 4000 word equiv. (end of first block) 50%
002 Shorthand 1 x 1000 word equivalent (start of block 2) 50%


Click here to go back to previous page

Fact File

Module Coordinator - Ms Susan Pape
Level - 7
Credit Value - 30
Pre-Requisites - NONE
Semester(s) Offered - S1S2