- Degree Bachelor
- Code: DJR454
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites: None
By the end of the term, students succeeding in the class should be able to: 1. Use smartphones for preparing solely a full story from reporting to publishing. 2. Shoot and edit photos, audio, video and VR video on a mobile device 3. Develop solo reporting and editing skills based on regular feedback and critique. 4. Edit audio tracks. 5. Produce piece-to-camera segments & vertical video stories 6. Use social media to publish and distribute your work
Media Department
Burum , I. (2021) . The Mojo Handbook . Theory to Praxis . New York : Routledge . - Vellinga , W. (2018) . Mobile Storytelling: A journalist’s guide to the smartphone galaxy . Washington : Kindle - Stewart , P. (2017 ) . The Live-Streaming Handbook: How to create live video for social media on your phone and desktop, New York : Routledge . - The Journalism Behind Journalism - Baleria, G. (2022) Going Beyond the Basics to Train Effective Journalists in a Shifting Landscape. Routledge
| content serial | Description | 
|---|---|
| 15 | 1 Introduction: Mobile Journalism Overview 2 Mojo Tools: MOJO's Basic Equipment, 3 Storytelling and User Generated Content creations, 4 Developing Mojo Stories 5 Recording Mojo Stories /Recording Audio on a Smartphone 6 Recording an Interview 7 7th week assessment 8 Writing Mojo Stories 9 Photography with mobile phones 10 Videography with mobile phones 11 Editing 12 12th week project 13 Mobile Streaming and Future of MOJO 14 Ethical Mojo , Defamation and Copyright 15 Revision | 
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