[eccr] Texts for Teaching Online Journalism

>http://www.ojr.org/ojr/education/1032308680.php
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>Texts for Teaching Online Journalism
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>[Excerpt]
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>Mindy McAdams
>(mmcadams /at/ well.com)
>posted: 2002-09-17
>
>"... If you were going to teach a course in "online journalism," you
>would probably start by searching for a good textbook to use. Until
>recently, you would have come up empty-handed. (You would have
>put together a collection of Web links for students to use instead.)
>A variety of books are available now, and I wanted to write a roundup
>of all those that have caught my attention so far. If I left out a book
>you like, I hope you'll e-mail me and let me know.
>
>These books are not suited to a Web production course -- they are
>NOT about how to build a Web site, write HTML or use software.
>However, some are better suited for a theory or survey course
>ABOUT online journalism, while others would work well in a course
>on DOING journalism online.
>
>I included two textbooks on reporting as examples of how more of
>these are including some treatment of writing for online media. They
>do not include enough information to make them work well in a
>course devoted to online journalism, but they could be used in a
>course that included reporting for radio, TV, print and online..."
>
>

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