 |
|
|
| Entries 2009 |
 |
|
| Organised by |
|
|
|
|
| Copyright © 2009, All Rights Reserved with CMS |
|
|
|
|
| Programme >> IFEJ >> Computer Assisted Reporting (CAR) |
Computer-Assisted Reporting four workshops using the Internet, Search Engines and Excel(2003) for Journalists
|
October 28-30, 2009, India habitat Centre, New Delhi
|
- Background
- Programme
- Photo
As part of the plenary session of the IFEJ Congress, the IFEJ and CMS Academy of Communication and Convergence Studies in collaboration with trainers from the Norway are facilitating a training of journalists - including the media studies faculty and a few students - in tools like using the web for investigative journalism and the use of Excel.
This training will equip many journalists, mainly from India but also from South Asian and possibly South East Asian countries as well, to use the web and understand a variety of software and their applications. This will help them investigate a wide range of issues and enhance their professional skills, efficiency and outreach.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009,
2:30-6:00 pm
CAR Workshop 1: RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
for Journalists & Mapping Stories with Google Maps |
| Time |
Details |
Resource Person |
| |
Jan Gunnar Furuly, Journalist Daily Aftenposten
Oslo, Norway RSS for Journalists
How to use RSS feeds to gather news and information
from sites all over the world. This is a way to pin
point the information you need, and to become automatically
updated on news from whatever sources or topics you
choose.
The free, web based service Netvibes.com
will be used in this session.
|
|
| 04:00 pm |
Mapping your Stories with GoogleMaps
GoogleMaps enables you to present your stories directly
on a clickable map. How to add stories, pictures, sound
and videos to the map, and implement everything on your
news page.
Tea Break
|
|
| |
|
|
Thursday, October 29, 2009
CAR Workshop 2: Internet Research for Journalists
10.00 am – 01.30 pm
|
| 11:30am |
Jan Gunnar Furuly, Journalist
Daily Aftenposten
Oslo, Norway and Jan-Morten Bjørnbakk, Journalist,
The Norwegian News Agency – NTB, Tromsø,
Norway Digital Watch Dog – Internet Research
for Journalists
Live demonstration on research for stories on the Internet.
Search techniques and sites to visit.
Tea Break
|
|
| |
|
|
CAR Workshop 3: Excel 1 and 2
for Journalists, using Excel 2003
02.30 pm - 06.00 pm |
| 04:00 pm |
Jan-Morten Bjørnbakk, Journalist, Norwegian News
Service – NTB, Tromsø, Norway How to use
Excel and other spreadsheet programs to get under the
thick layers of complicated stories. How to organize
and analyze your research.
Tea Break
|
|
| |
|
|
Friday, October 30, 2009
CAR Workshop 4: RSS and Covering Stories over the Borders
10.00 am – 01.30 pm
|
| 11.30 am |
Jan-Morten Bjørnbakk, Journalist, Norwegian News
Service – NTB, Tromsø, Norway
How to use RSS feeds to gather news and information
from sites all over the world. This is a way to pin
point the information you need, and to become automatically
updated on news from whatever sources or topics you
choose. The free Feedreader from Feedreader.com will
be used in this session.
Tea Break
Covering Stories over the Borders
Jan Gunnar Furuly, Journalist Daily
How to find partners for your investigative journalist
projects abroad, and how to finance your investigation.
|
Aftenposten
Oslo, Norway
|
| |
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
|