Duration
Digital technologies and journalism : 15h Th
Television information in practice : 30h Th
Radio information in practice : 30h Th
Number of credits
| Master in journalism, professional focus in investigation multimedia | 10 crédits |
Lecturer
Digital technologies and journalism : Alain Jennotte
Television information in practice : Justine Pons, Caroline Prévinaire
Radio information in practice : François Louis
Coordinator
Language(s) of instruction
French language
Organisation and examination
All year long, with partial in January
Schedule
Units courses prerequisite and corequisite
Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program
Learning unit contents
Digital technologies and journalism
The course deals with digital techniques that every journalist must progressively master. Beyond the discussed topics, it will present some tools related to technological watch for the media, that will help to assess future evolutions.
Table
- Structure and inner workings of the internet.
- Search techniques.
- Technological watch for the media.
- Online editing (including publishing on social networks).
- Image manipulation.
- How to tame file formats: focus on the pdf.
- Security basics for journalists.
Television information in practice
Television news practice.
Learning outcomes of the learning unit
Digital technologies and journalism
Learning outcomes at the end of the course:
- Mastering the different online search techniques.
- Set up a technology watch for the medias.
- Using a media content management system and manipulate different file formats.
- Learn how to protect yourself and your sources in a digital environment.
Television information in practice
The objective of the class is to initiate each student to television news practice. There is a theorical part and a pratical part.
At the end of this class, each student will be able to create a story using the general codes of television news information.
Prerequisite knowledge and skills
Television information in practice
Having taken the Audiovisual techniques class (CINE0039) is an asset but it isn't a mandatory prerequisite.
Students with no audiovisual experience will be offered a remedial workshop.
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Digital technologies and journalism
The course will be, most of the time, a workshop. After the presentation of each new technique, the students will perform exercises and debate the topics. I'll be available to answer questions and give technical support if necessary.
Television information in practice
The theorical part is based on stories analysis and stand-up interviews observations.
The practical part is divided in two parts :
First : the production (shooting, editing, sound mixing) and the evaluation of a first short story. This is a group exercise in groups of 3 students. Alternatively, the students will experience their first stand-up interview experiences.
Second : the students (still by groups of 3) will create and present a sequence counting two stories. After a first evaluation, the students will bring improvements to the sequence based on the feedback notes. This last version is presented at the exam, along with a final stand-up interview exercise.
Mode of delivery (face to face, distance learning, hybrid learning)
Digital technologies and journalism
Face to face
Television information in practice
Unless a major change occurs regarding the sanitary situation, the class will be held face-to-face, on Friday from 9 to 11am.
Course materials and recommended or required readings
Television information in practice
None.
Digital technologies and journalism
The exam will be a written exam, consisting primarily of exercises. Some of these exercices may have been carried out during the year.
Television information in practice
The evaluation is divided in two phases:
- 20% for the first exercises: the short story and the first stand-up interview;
- 80% for the long sequence and the last stand-up interview.
Work placement(s)
Television information in practice
n/a
Organisational remarks and main changes to the course
Television information in practice
The audiovisual material and the editing equipment are available at the LICAM, where the teacher will assist the students, mainly during postproduction phases (editing, color correction, mixing and export).
LICAM's rules
- It is mandatory to read the manuals provided by the LICAM before borrowing video equipment.
- It is mandatory to make a reservation at least 1 school day before withdrawal. Thank you for respecting the scheduled times for withdrawals and returns.
- The students are entirely responsible for their data, images and sounds. Backups must be completed before returning the equipment. A double backup on two different supports is strongly recommended.
Contacts
Digital technologies and journalism
Email: alain.jennotte@uliege.be
Television information in practice
Charles Neuforge :
cneuforge@gmail.com
Fanny Pluymers (LICAM) :
fanny.pluymers@uliege.be
04/366.53.11