 | GMF offers fully elaborated curricula, including daily lesson plans and exercises, for high school and university journalism courses. GMF journalists bring not only decades of field experience to the classroom, but also training in advanced instructional techniques. Course material includes: - Fundamentals of journalism: what is news? reporting, writing, editing, free press, ethical, legal and other issues
- Feature writing
- Television: reporting, writing, editing, packaging and producing
- Radio: reporting, writing, editing, packaging and producing
- Multimedia: web design and architecture, editing, streaming audio and video, packaging, interactive features, traffic analysis
- Journalism and culture: the role of the press and media practices around the world
- The truth from Plato to Murdoch: notions of objectivity and spin
- Deconstructing the news: weekly seminar on current coverage
- Specialty topics (journalism and race, war reporting, politics and the press ...)
Available on a semester- or year-long basis, stand-alone or integrated into existing curricula. |
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 As a discipline, journalism goes far beyond the production of newspapers and television broadcasts. It requires fundamental training in how to organize our perceptions of the world, how to collect, evaluate and prioritize information. These skills are essential to all of us, not only reporters and editors, if we hope to make responsible choices in our personal and professional lives. They are taking on added importance as the new technologies churn out ever-increasing volumes of data that we must absorb.
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