Resources
- Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ)
- Columbia Journalism Review
- NPR reporters Center training
- BBC reporter training
- SPJ SMACK support site for college media
- Student Press Law Center
- Grammarly blog
- Media law and ethics -- RU COMS 400 class pages.
- Revolutions in Communication: Media history from Gutenberg to the digital age (London: Bloomsbury, 2015) -- also RU COMS 300 class pages.
- Virginia Press Association
- Photojournalism and visual communication -- RU COMS 226 class pages.
- Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ)
Media jobs
MMJ for the news business today
- RU Courses
- How to …
- How to understand journalism
- Journalism skills overview
- How to file your copy
- How to write a lead
- How to attribute information
- How to write a caption
- How to write a city council story
- How to report a pandemic
- How to evaluate reporting
- How to: portfolios
- How to build a resume
- How to evaluate portfolios
- How to file an FOIA request
- How to evaluate charities
- Avoiding Bias and cultural assumptions
- What writers read
- Training
- News Beats
- Green beat
- R-TV
- Media biz
- Law & Ethics
Welcome to Multi-Media Journalism
This information is presented as a supplement to readings and assignments in the Radford University School of Communication journalism program. Address questions or comments to Prof. Bill Kovarik, PhD, wkovarik@radford.edu.
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