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Lesson: Planning tips for effective election coverage

A lesson outline for trainers to teach students how to plan election coverage.

Lesson: How to develop a story

This lesson plan is designed to teach students how to find and assess important news angles for a breaking news story.

Lesson: How to create a structured news report

This lesson plan is designed to help students understand how to construct a news report so that it is easily understood by the reader. It's...

Lesson: Language and style basics

A lesson plan to help students understand the importance of using the right language and style in their journalism.

Lesson: Artificial intelligence in journalism

This one-day lesson outline is designed for working journalists and editors who want to understand how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping journalism.

Lesson: Creating a converged news operation

This lesson plan is designed to help senior media managers understand and implement a converge newsroom strategy. 

Lesson: Conflicts of interest in journalism

This lesson plan emphasises the importance of understanding, identifying, and avoiding journalistic conflicts of interest in order to maintain editorial integrity and public trust.

Lesson: Understanding interviewees

This lesson plan looks at why some people are willing to talk to an investigative journalist and why some won't.

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