Ethical Guidelines for Reporting on Marginalised Communities
See Answer →Citizen Journalism and Its Impact
See Answer →Difference Between Opinion Pieces and News Reports
See Answer →Role of Infographics in Digital News
See Answer →Functions of Editorial Teams in Newsrooms
See Answer →What is Solutions Journalism?
See Answer →Significance of Databases in Investigative Journalism
See Answer →Role of Beat Reporters
See Answer →Characteristics of Effective Headlines
See Answer →Types of Feature Stories
See Answer →List 10 mobile apps or tools that enhance field reporting, with examples of how jounalists use them (e.g., StoryMap for geo-tagging, Otter for transcriptions).
See Answer →Illustrate the workflow of a digital newsroom. Include diagrams or flowcharts to explain how news is sourced, edited, and published online.
See Answer →Write a news story based entirely on a trending social issue using user-generated content (e.g., tweets, Reddit posts, Facebook comments). Ensure diversity in perspectives and maintain neutrality.
See Answer →Open a news website of your choice, select five investigative news articles, and identify the sources cited. Analyse whether these sources were adequate and suggest other sources that could have enhanced the reporting.
See Answer →Select a unique profession (e.g., wildlife photographer, forensic scientist, etc.) and write a news article as if you shadowed a professional in that role. Highlight their daily tasks, challenges, and motivations.
See Answer →Write a news report on the inauguration of a solar energy park in your city using the inverted pyramid style. Include the lead and the headline.
See Answer →Critical Media Literacy
See Answer →Media Framing and its Impact
See Answer →Ethical Issues in Social Media Usage
See Answer →Copyright and Creative Commons in Digital Media
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