Vision of Students Today
Submitted by pnelson on 2007, November 24 - 09:36.
How do new students learn in old schools? This is a great video addressing the question. I wonder how these changes will play out in the world of journalism and how the definition of that term will change.
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Future of Journalism
All of us tech dinosaurs are trying to figure out what the web means to journalism. At KQED we've just formed a team of people to brainstorm and investigate what public broadcasting means online -- it's part of a national process coordinated with NPR. We all know what public broadcasting is -- what kinds of stories and story-telling; we know instinctively what's our mission and what's not. Of course there's a wide range within that, but in general we have a bone-deep instinct about public broadcasting as broadcasting. We're groping for what it is online. There's a lot of creative stuff out there, among our stations -- our best is probably found at www.kqed.org/quest. But I have no doubt that as the students of today come into public broadcasting they'll bring new concepts, new ways of seeing online journalism.
--Kat Snow, News Editor, KQED
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