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Enhancing Journalism Education: The Five Elements of Teaching Mojo

Join Allissa V. Richardson from Bowie State University as she explores the pivotal elements of teaching mojo in journalism education. Learn how to empower students with necessary skills to utilize mobile devices for sourcing, vetting, and disseminating news. This presentation focuses on five core elements: Choice, Conversation, Curation, Creation, and Collaboration. Discover how these elements help students engage with global colleagues and elevate their news reporting abilities. View the slides online for valuable insights and educational tips.

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Enhancing Journalism Education: The Five Elements of Teaching Mojo

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  1. teaching mojo:the global imperative • Allissa V. Richardson, MSJ • Bowie State University • @profallirich | www.profallissa.com • #teachingMOJO

  2. the five elements ofteaching mojo • Choice • Conversation • Curation • Creation • Collaboration

  3. View slides online the mojo element • The Tweetable Teaching Tip • #teachingMOJO w/@ProfAlliRich

  4. choice • Students must know how to use a mobile device • to locate, vet and select reputable news sources. • #teachingMOJO w/@ProfAlliRich

  5. conversation • Students must know how to use a mobile device • to start online dialogue straight from the field. • #teachingMOJO w/@ProfAlliRich

  6. curation • Students must know how to use a mobile device • for newsgathering and data aggregation. • #teachingMOJO w/@ProfAlliRich

  7. creation • Students must know how to use a mobile device • to make photo slideshows, audio & video podcasts, and maps. • #teachingMOJO w/@ProfAlliRich

  8. collaboration • Students must know how to use the mobile device • to report news with global colleagues they have never met. • #teachingMOJO w/@ProfAlliRich

  9. the new imperative • Choice • Conversation • Curation • Creation • Collaboration

  10. let’s upgrade journalism education.let’s mobilize. • @profallirich • @mojomediaworks

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