Introduction to Broadcast Journalism

This self-paced Introduction to Broadcast Journalism course offers students a dynamic and inclusive exploration of journalism in the modern world. From podcasts and livestreams to news anchors and digital video reporting, students will learn what it takes to become ethical, informed, and socially responsible journalists.

Through this course, students will critically examine media bias, misrepresentation, and the responsibility of journalists to amplify diverse voices. Designed to promote multicultural awareness and integrity in journalism, this class empowers learners to become the next generation of ethical storytellers and changemakers.

Learners will build essential communication and media literacy skills while exploring how news shapes communities and influences public perception. Students will gain experience analyzing news production, developing their own reporting skills, and understanding the role journalism plays in advancing social justice and democracy.

📚 How This Self-Paced Course Works

This course is 100% self-paced. Students move through lessons independently, allowing for flexibility in balancing academics, extracurricular activities, and other commitments.

• 🎥 Multimedia Lessons: Each unit includes video clips, articles, and reading passages to help students understand broadcast journalism, news ethics, and media production.
• 📝 Assignments & Projects: Students will develop news scripts, analyze reporting techniques, and create multimedia projects to demonstrate their skills.
• 🧠 Knowledge Checks: Periodic reflection prompts help students assess their learning and retain key concepts.