DAVAO DE ORO STATE COLLEGE Hello and welcome to ELE 25-CAMPUS JOURNALISM Instructor: Via M. Bawingan Goals for today! Introduction of Instructor and Pre-service Teacher Classroom Reminders Presentation of Course Syllabus, Outline, Module and grading system Beginning of Class Discussion Via M. Bawingan Instructor 1 Davao de Oro State College BSED-English University of Southeastern PhilippinesTagum 2016 MAED-Teaching English University of Mindanao-Tagum Campus On-going Pre-service Teacher Classroom Policies Make sure to meet the deadline for Module Submission. Attend every class meeting and be update in the Group Chat. Late submission is acceptable only if you have a valid reason until every periodical exam. Tip: Turn on notifications for Messenger, Google Classroom and Email. All output must be submitted via google classroom for easy checking and tracking. Questions about grades are vey much welcome. Group chat is for academic concerns only. Irrelevant questions or topics must be addressed somewhere else. Friendly Reminders! For any concern regarding modules, kindly chat it in the GC instead of a personal message (PM) to me. Personal concern can be addressed through a pm Be POLITE in asking questions and do not expect a response in an ungodly hour. BAWAL MANG-SEEN! Once you received the info, kindly LIKE it or any reaction to show that you were able to read it. Friendly Reminders! Be a responsible and resourceful student. Presentation of Course Syllabus, Outline, Module Course Overview This course promotes the development and growth of campus journalism to strengthen ethical values, encourage creative thinking, and develop moral character and personal discipline among the students. To ensure that the learners will acquire the competency in this course, the course pack has been structured into four (4) modules as follows: Module 1: Campus Journalism and Its Basics Module 2: The Hows of Article Writing and Editorial Cartooning Module 3: The Essentials of Campus Paper Production Module 4: The Final Steps of Newsletter Production Modules-40% Exams-40% Class participation-10% Projects-10% Grading system Key people Choose three notable people of Irish heritage using Bing.com and discuss their lives and accomplishments. Here are some examples: James Hoban was an Irish architect, best known for designing the White House in Washington, D.C. William Butler Yeats was an Irish poet, dramatist, prose writer and one of the foremost figures of 20th-century literature. Teresa Deevy was a deaf Irish dramatist, known for her works for theatre. Arts and literature Provide examples of art and literature that are significant to Irish American Heritage Month. Here are a few examples: – The writing of Oscar Wilde – The music of Enya – The artwork of Sarah Purser Conclusion Provide a brief summary of your presentation. Remind the audience what you covered in the previous slides. How to celebrate List some ways you can celebrate Irish American Heritage Month. Here are a few examples: – Discover Irish artists – Read Irish authors – Listen to Irish musicians – Learn Irish American history Questions & answers Invite questions from the audience. Resources List the resources you used for your research: – Source #1 – Source #2 – Source #3 “If you take responsibility for yourself you will develop a hunger to accomplish your dreams.” – Les Brown compare the difference between a campus paper and a national paper; Lesson Objectives recognize the need to have campus journalism as a part of higher education institutions; and demonstrate a deep understanding of the freedom to write through writing an essay. Activity Information Reporting Television Newspaper Activities Magazines Scope of Campus Journalism Journalism is concerned, primarily, with the collection and dissemination of news through the print media as well as the electronic media. This involves various areas of work like reporting, writing, editing, photographing, broadcasting or cable casting news items. It covers the printed media that comes in the form of broadsheets, tabloids, newsletters and magazines. journalism is a communication of a day-today information, whether through sounds, pictures and words Newspapers are the oldest and most traditional format for the inclusion of journalism. They are regularly scheduled publications containing news of current events, informative articles, diverse features, and advertising Magazines are publications containing a variety of articles that are generally published on a regular schedule, whether it be weekly, monthly or quarterly. They usually take a much more relaxed format than newspapers, with a more informal style to their writing. Television news journalism, including radio, is known as news broadcasting and is produced locally in a newsroom or by a broadcast network. It sometimes also includes such additional material as sports coverage, weather forecasts, traffic reports, commentary, and other material that the broadcaster considers relevant to the intended audience. Internet communications have excelled in the last decade or so, taking the way news is published with it. There are now an uncountable digitized number of reputable and not-so-reputable sources of information on the internet. Everything from digitized versions of the very newspapers that headed up the first print media movements hundreds of years ago, to independent bloggers reporting their own stories from the comfort of their laptops. Functions of Campus Papers Aid to Students a. Provides opportunity for interesting writing. b. Gives students the opportunity to learn how to read the newspapers. c. Acts as a stimulus to better work d. Develops students’ power of observation and discrimination concerning relative merits of news articles e. Serves as outlet and motivating for journalistic writing f. Offers training in organizations, business methods, commercial arts, salesmanship, bookkeeping and business management g. Develops qualities of cooperation, tact, accuracy, tolerance, responsibility, and leadership Functions of Campus Papers Aid to School and Community a. Informs the community of the work of the school b. Publishes school news c. Creates and expresses school opinions d. Makes known the achievements of the school 7 e. Helps unify the school f. Encourages and stimulates worthwhile activities g. Develops right standard of conduct h. Provides an outlet for students’ suggestions for the betterment of the school i. Develops better interschool relationship j. Develops school spirit k. Develops cooperation between the parents and the school COMPARISON OF NATIONAL NEWSPAPER AND CAMPUS PAPER Newspaper is a printed publication which is published and sold at regular intervals. MAIN PURPOSE: To provide news for its readers. • To explain what the news means so it prints comments and suggestions • To entertain and teach with photographs, cartoons, and other interesting features Types of Newspaper DAILY: published every day WEEKLIES: published every week. NATIONAL paper: one that can be bought easily anywhere in the country. COMPARISON OF NATIONAL NEWSPAPER AND CAMPUS PAPER Campus Newspaper is the version of the national newspaper within an academic institution. In other words, it is a pioneer in the publishing industry as a free newspaper of the students by the students and for the students to circulate within the academic community. With the advent of the Campus Journalism Act of 1991, otherwise known as Republic Act Numbered 7079, the establishment of campus publication in basic education and in higher learning institutions has been legalized. Thank You! Do you have any questions for me before we go?