Cursos de jornalismo (online, multimídia etc.)

Algumas descrições de cursos
The City University of New York
Jour71003 Fundamentals of Interactive Journalism 3 credits
Students first assess how technology is changing journalism. They then learn the tools and techniques of interactive media. The goal: to learn the fundamentals of telling stories online using text, graphics, audio, video, and interactivity. Students will also use the tools of web logging and create their own blogs.
Jour72304 Interactive Journalism I 3 credits
Students learn the tools of interactive media in order to report, write, and package stories for online distribution. Forms include text, photos, graphics, external links, audio, video, and interactivity. Each student will publish stories on an internal blog for review by other students and the instructor. Reporting will focus on a neighborhood or approved topic for ongoing coverage.
Jour73309 Interactive Journalism II 3 credits
This course emphasizes collaborative deadline work to maintain two on-going public news sites covering subjects critical to New York, for example, education. Students will produce stories in all appropriate forms: text, web page, interactive elements, blog updates, wiki resources, photos, graphics, video, and interactivity. Students will also link to relevant stories in established media. Once edited, stories will be made public, adding reporting depth to subjects of public importance.

Jour73310 Seminar: Interactive Journalism Issues 3 credits
Technology is changing journalism: its context, its delivery, its audience, and perhaps its standards. How do we combine the best of traditional media with the best of the online world? Students will examine these fundamental issues and write about them on their weblogs for weekly discussion. As a capstone to the new media track, they will write a proposal by semester end for a new-media business, formulating an idea, researching consumer need, creating a content plan, and arguing the business case.

Jour73311 Creating Interactive Journalism 3 credits
This course has students plan and develop interactive media journalism projects. The purpose is to prepare them to launch their own news products and businesses or develop such products for a media company, as they take a leadership role in reinvigorating journalism. The news project may involve reporting by professionals or citizens; it may involve packaging and editing; it may involve interactivity. Students will research the market need and competition. They will develop a compelling product description, draw up a simple business plan, assemble a prototype and present it to a jury of professionals.