#journalism-education tag

J-schools will formalize the creator economy education

Facing a job market that had shed thousands of newsroom positions and a landscape where one-third of working journalists now identify as "creator journalists," academia will have no choice but to pivot - or risk losing its relevance. The journalism curriculum of the future won't just teach students how to report the news; it will teach them how to be their own newsroom: part reporter, part product manager, part audience strategist and part small business owner.

Education

fromwww.berkeleyside.org

1 month ago

Remembering Joan Bieder, 83, who broke ground in journalism

Joan Bieder was a pioneering broadcast journalist and influential Berkeley journalism educator who taught fundamentals, grew the broadcast program, and mentored generations.

Media industry

fromPoynter

1 month ago

'Poynter Day' marks Poynter Institute's 50th anniversary, rallies supporters - Poynter

The Poynter Institute advances independent, ethical journalism globally through training, fact-checking, media literacy, AI innovation, local news support, and fundraising for its work.

Education

fromThe Atlantic

2 months ago

The Atlantic Announces Free Digital Subscriptions for All U.S. Public High Schools

The Atlantic provides all U.S. public high schools free on-campus digital access to its journalism, full 168-year archive, podcasts, Games, and magazine content.

fromMission Local

4 months ago

Future housing

Local news has long been integral to my career, starting from the Albuquerque Tribune to various desks at The New York Times, and I’m still invested in its sustainability.

NYC politics

Online Community Development

fromPoynter

8 months ago

Student journalists are doing the work many newsrooms can't afford - Poynter

Students are now pivotal in supporting local news outlets, providing coverage as part of their education.

Universities like the University of Vermont are adapting journalism programs to address gaps in local news.