55 members are managers, reporters, editors from branches, provincial press agencies, cultural, sports and media centers of districts and cities in the area participating in the training class. .
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Oanh, Dean of the Faculty of International Relations - Academy of Journalism and Communication, discussed with students about experience in choosing topics, methods of collecting and processing press information. Photo: Dak Nong Newspaper
At the training class, students can exchange, share, and access new methods of creating journalistic works in various types of modern journalism; convey the principles of creating high-quality journalistic works, and share some issues when actually working at press agencies in the province.
Lecturers and students analyze a number of journalistic works that won national, ministerial, sectoral and local journalism awards. Thereby, this activity helps students have an overview of the necessary criteria for a high-quality journalistic work; Share experiences in choosing topics, approach angles, methods of collecting and processing information... to serve a quality journalistic work, creating good effects for readers.
