AJE Winter Conference 2018: Our speakers’ slides
Book now for our 2018 Summer Conference at Canterbury Christ Church University on June 28/29.
Thank you to everyone who attended and/or presented at our Winter Conference. Below you will find our speakers’ slides:
Brooke Van Dam, Ph.D. Georgetown University, Washington DC
A New Paradigm for Journalism Curriculum
Brooke Van DamSally Reardon, University of the West of England & Dan Jackson, Bournemouth University
A nuanced understanding of how journalism students discursively construct the profession they plan to enter, and to look at how the normative ideas and discourses around journalism are faring among students
Sally ReardonMaeve McClenaghan, Bureau of Investigative Journalism’s Bureau Local, discussing the work of the bureau
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Maeve McClenaghan 1-10Slides 11-23
Maeve McClenaghan Part 2Peter Lansley and Dr Ivana Ebel, University of Derby
Real-world learning: pushing the learning-by-doing in journalism to extremes. A case study of the first years from Football Journalism at the University of Derby covering the 2017 Uefa Women’s European Championship in Holland
FJ_Lansley_Ebel-ilovepdf-compressedDr Kenneth Pratt, University of the West of Scotland
Journalism education in a global context: What best practice is emerging for learning and teaching where cohorts of journalism students are made up of individuals from different countries, cultures and traditions? Preparing students to work across borders.
Matt Swain, Cardiff University
Collaboration between Cardiff University and Immediate Media – introducing students on the MA International Journalism to real editorial challenges, to enhance understanding of brand and readership, and to foster entrepreneurial thinking.
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