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Aligning Learning Outcomes With Assignments In A Project-Based Journalism Class, Mariam Betlemidze Mar 2020

Aligning Learning Outcomes With Assignments In A Project-Based Journalism Class, Mariam Betlemidze

Q2S Enhancing Pedagogy

One of the challenges of working on course learning outcomes is ensuring that they capture everything that course teaches without coming across as cumbersome or overwhelming. One of the best ways to mitigate this challenge is the alignment of course learning outcomes with assignments and cognitive levels of learning. I have revised my Writing for the Media syllabus to demonstrate one of the effective ways for fine-tuning entry-level journalism class.


The Writing Is The Wall: Expanding The Means Of Communication With Multimodal Approaches To Teaching Composition, Matthew Williams Schering Jul 2014

The Writing Is The Wall: Expanding The Means Of Communication With Multimodal Approaches To Teaching Composition, Matthew Williams Schering

All Student Theses

As the paradigm of communication shifts into the digital realm, it seems only logical that instructors’ pedagogical approaches to teaching writing should shift as well. Though there is still much merit to teaching tradition approaches to composition, are there more modern methods that could be employed to teach communication in a contemporary setting? This thesis shall examine the role that new media can play in a multimodal composition course, as new media seems to be the most effective way to teach rhetorical communication skills in a modern setting. By looking at new media elements, such as podcasts, wikis, and images, …


Newswriting For Beginners: A Suggested Lesson Plan, Gene Adair Jan 1974

Newswriting For Beginners: A Suggested Lesson Plan, Gene Adair

Honors Theses

This lesson plan accompanies a set of transparencies illustrating various aspects and problems of newswriting. I feel that this type of presentation, with its use of visual aids, will make a greater impression on the student than a straight lecture approach.

The three lessons detailed in this project are concerned strictly with basic newswriting. Hopefully, the student will already have had some introduction to newsgathering before being exposed to this presentation.

The focus of this project is on fundamentals, and little attention is given to the more advanced problems one encounters in writing interview, speech and feature stories.

Included with …