Journalism Practice Exam

Journalism

Journalism is one of the most demanding careers in today’s world with great opportunities and a profession where you can unveil your potential and open doors to new realms in your career. These journalists report news via the internet and other various multimedia platforms to provide the people with all the latest news around them. It is however a very reputed job and challenging as well.


Roles and Responsibilities

Looking out for stories via contacts, press releases and other media.

Writing original articles while paying attention to the tone and length of an article.

Working closely with the news team, photographers and editors.

Ensuring that the news is engaging the reader’s interest.

They should possess strong written and oral communication skills to excel in this field.


Who should give this exam?

Anyone with a bachelor’s or a master’s degree in journalism, English, or any other related field can take this exam to boost their skills and increase their career opportunities.


Skills Required

Communication skills

Writing skills

English proficiency

Social media marketing

Basic computer knowledge


Career Prospects

Broadcast journalist.

Editorial assistant.

Magazine features editor.

Magazine journalist.

Newspaper journalist.

Political risk analyst.

Press sub-editor.

Publishing copy-editor/proofreader.


Table of Content

Journalism

Journalism Introduction

Learning History of Journalism

Learning Types of Journalism

Learning Journalism Ethics and Standards

Legal status

Online Journalism

Online Journalism Introduction

History

Learning Impact on Readers

Learning Impact on Publishers

Characteristics of online journalism

Work outside traditional press

Blogs

Citizen Journalism

Learning Legal Issues

Communication Skills

Learning Basics of Communication

Learning Communication types

Learning Communication Barriers

Learning Verbal Communication

Learning Non-Verbal Communication

Learning Communication Skills Development

Written Communication Skills

Definition

Need for written communication

Learning Elements of Good Writing

Contents of Written Communication

Learning Audience and Format

Learning Composition and Style

Structure

Learning Grammatical Errors

Proofing

Learning The six ‘C’s of effective writing

Learning Structuring the writing task

Learning Rules for News Writing and Reporting

Computers Basics

Introduction – What is Computer?

Learning Characteristics of computer

Commonly Used Computer Terms

Units of a computer system

Learning Representation of information

Learning Basic Operations of a Computer – Input, Process and Output

Learning Input Devices

Learning Output Devices

Learning Storage Devices

Learning Types of Software

Disk Organization Terms

Operating System

User Interface

Learning Word Processing

Internet

Learning Networking Concepts

Internet Terms (Hypertext, URL, Domain Name)

Learning Web Browser and ISP

Upload and download files

Control of Internet

Email

Learning RSS readers and feeds

Instant Messaging

Learning File Transfer Protocol

Learning Search Engine Optimization

Digital Audio

Digital Image

Digital Video

Learning Podcasting

Online Reporting Process

The Report writing process

Prewriting

Learning Basics of Reporting

Writing

Revising

Learning Editing

Learning Story Editing

Publishing

The Online Process

Learning Tips for Writing

Blogs and Blogging

Learning Blog Basics

History of Blogging

Types

Popularity

Learning Blog and mass media

Learning Blogs Advantages

Learning Disadvantages of Blogs

Blogging Requirements

Blog Components

Learning Important Terminologies

Online Storytelling

Learning Storytelling Concepts

Learning Workflow of Online Storytelling

Social Media Reporting

Learning Social Media Basics

Facebook

Other Social Networks

Learning Social Networks as a Source of News

Driving Traffic

Learning Best Practices

Journalism Ethics

Learning Basic Concepts

Learning Common Elements

Self-Regulation

Learning Ethics and Standards in Practice

Media Laws

Privacy

Obscenity and Bad Taste

Learning The India Copyright Act 1957

Learning The Trademark Act 1999

Learning Prasar Bharati Act – 1990

Learning Official Secrets Act – 1923

Learning Information Technology Act – 2000

Other Online Journalism

Open Source Journalism

Civic Journalism

Learning Citizen Journalism

Learning Collaborative Writing

Learning Indy Media

Embedded Journalism

Online Newspaper

Learning Basic Streaming Concepts

Evolution

Learning Broadcasting Techniques

Electronic Publishing

Learning Basic Concepts

Learning Electronic Publishing Process


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