The training course is taught by journalist, Master Phan Kim Son - Part-time lecturer of the Center for Journalism Training. The refresher course focuses on the following contents: Trends of modern journalism; how to write about health and environment by storytelling journalism; the form of expressing a narrative article.
Journalist Phan Kim Son shared his skills in writing about health and the environment by telling stories to students. (Photo: Ho Chi Minh City Education Magazine)
According to journalist, Master Phan Kim Son, in the zoning of modern journalism focuses on 3 main aspects. First, digital communication: With the popularity of the Internet and mobile devices, modern journalism has shifted from traditional print to online. News sites, mobile news apps and social media are becoming the main source of news for the masses.
Second, interactivity and multidimensionality: Audiences increasingly want to participate in the creation and distribution of news. Third, depth and quality: In the context of abundant information, readers are increasingly looking for quality, in-depth and well-researched articles.
“Storytelling journalism has the following characteristics: Having a setting; typical character; applying literary and artistic tricks; the action evolves over time; related to readers, listeners, viewers; have a message. Narrative journalism applies to dry, confusing but true events, thereby making the article easy to read, understandable and emotional to touch the hearts of readers. journalist Phan Kim Son said.
In addition, the students also exchanged and discussed how to discover the topic and present multimedia narrative articles; share difficulties and advantages in the implementation process. Thereby, helping students improve their skills in topic exploitation, promote creativity, create quality journalistic works, breathe life, and meet the requirements of readers.
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