Journalism education and research

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Journalism education and research
Session Code:
JRE-8
Chair:
Clau
296
COVID-19 and learner-centred teaching: How the adoption of emergency blended learning pedagogies accelerated a change in teaching practice in journalism education
Session Code:
JRE-8
Sisanda
Nkoala
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Trust
Matsilele
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
387
The Good, the Bad and the Balanced: A critical analysis of the representation of black African migrants in South African Daily News and Daily Sun, 2016-2017
Session Code:
JRE-8
Clifford
Jani
University of KwaZulu Natal
Lauren
Dyll
University of KwaZulu Natal
450
Assessing journalism education in Nepal through global standards
Session Code:
JRE-8
Bhanu
Acharya
University of Ottawa, Department of Communication
547
Contextualising trauma literacy: A study to create a charter for journalism education and practice in India
Session Code:
JRE-8
Sneha
Mehendale
Symbiosis International university
Neha
Jindal
Symbiosis International university
1394
How Could Professionalism Be Taught Beyond the Global/local Dichotomy? A Course Design and Practice for Data Journalism among COVID-19 Pandemic
Session Code:
JRE-8
Liao
Weimin
School of Humanities and Communication, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics
1441
MARKERS OF EXCELLENCE OR MAKERS OF PAN-AFRICAN JOURNALISM? Revisiting ‘CNN African Journalist of the Year’ Awards (1995-2016)
Session Code:
JRE-8
Benjamin
Muindi
Daystar University
Joy
Kibarabara
Stockholm University
David
Cheruiyot
Centre for Media and Journalism Studies, University of Groningen
1467
The irrelevance of Journalism’s occupational ideology as a boundary discourse? A lesson from Journalism students’ experiences of everyday professional ethics.
Session Code:
JRE-8
Maria
Guglietti
University of Calgary
Amanda
Williams
Mount Royal University