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“Advanced training school for media class teachers. Module 1 Journalism" - course 9900 rub. from MSU, training 1 week. (1 month), Date: December 6, 2023.
Miscellaneous / / December 06, 2023
The program is aimed at teachers of media classes, school media managers, and specialists in the development of media literacy among schoolchildren.
The program consists of 2 modules, each of which lasts 36 academic hours. Training can be completed in two modules at once, or in each of them separately.
Module 1: “Media class teacher: journalism. First year of study."
Module 2: “Media class teacher: television journalism. First year of study."
Labor intensity: 72 ac. hours.
42 ac. hours – full-time with the use of distance technologies, 30 ac. hours - independent work.
5 working days for Module 1 “Media class teacher: journalism” (grade 10).
4 working days for Module 2 “Media class teacher: television journalism” (grade 10).
Classes are held daily in the evening, 2 pairs: from 18:30-20:00 and 20:10-21:40.
Currently, part-time and part-time courses are planned using distance learning technologies (working on the Zoom and Microsoft platforms Teams), however, much depends on the epidemiological situation in Moscow: for the safety of students, training can be conducted in online format.
The professional development program is designed specifically for teachers planning to conduct classes in media classes in the courses “Media journalism” and / or “TV journalism”, as well as school leaders editorial staff
The goal of the program is to improve the competencies of teachers in the field of journalism, creating texts and video content, and organizing project activities.
The Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University is an official partner of the “Media Class in Moscow School” project, actively participated in its design, launch and development, carried out examination of entrance assignments tests.
Faculty members are the authors of the programs for two key special courses for 10th grade schoolchildren - “Media journalism” and “Television journalism”, in accordance with which this advanced training program was developed, aimed at teachers.
As part of the CPD training, teachers will master effective methods of teaching journalism and learn how to adapt educational materials to requirements and tasks of school editorial offices will have the opportunity to supplement the theoretical base with a selection of current examples and practical exercises.
The program does not require any prior preparation. It is designed for students with higher or secondary vocational education and who want to expand their ideas about the basic principles of creating journalistic texts and/or video content of various genres and formats.
– send an application and a copy of the 1st page of your passport;
- enter into a contract;
– pay for training in a bank or online (download receipt: module 1, module 2, module 1 + module 2);
- send by email [email protected] a scan or photograph of a payment order confirming payment.
The student's training can be paid for through a legal entity.
In this case, you must send the organization details by email [email protected]
The admissions committee will respond by sending a sample letter of guarantee and a completed agreement for signature. The form of the agreement cannot be changed. The student or the organization's contact person provides the admissions committee with three copies of the signed agreement and a letter of guarantee to issue an invoice for tuition fees.
Based on the results of the training, students are issued a certificate of advanced training from Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov.
Dean of the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University named after M. IN. Lomonosov, Head of the Department of Theory and Economics of Media, Professor, Academician of the Russian Academy of Education, Scientific Director of the NordMedia Center for Media Research in Finland and Scandinavia, Doctor of Philology
Research interests: problems of the Russian media system, media economics, digital society, post-Soviet transformations of Russian media, theories of journalism and media
Disciplines taught: Fundamentals of Journalism, Media Economics, Concepts of Media Economics, Modern Media Theories
Work experience: since 1982
Teaching experience: since 1985
Education: Moscow State University named after M. IN. Lomonosov, Faculty of Journalism, specialty “Journalist, literary newspaper worker”
Advanced training: about 200 presentations at Russian and international conferences
Report “Media Theories in the Context of Transformation of Social Practices” at the International scientific and practical conference “Journalism in 2017: creativity, profession, industry”, Moscow, Russia, 2018
The report “Recognizing the Future? Russian Academia Responding to Media Industry Demands" at the Seventeenth International Conference of the Alexander Institute "Russia's choices for 2030", Helsinki, Finland, 2017.
Report “Journalism education in Russia: three main pillars” at the conference of the European Association of Journalism Education “Journalism education without borders”, Moscow, Russia, 2017.
Reports “Looking for the Future: Disruptions and Challenges in Russian Media Market”, “Media Industries in the BRICS: Conceptualizing the First Decade" at the IMMAA Annual Conference, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2017 G.
Publications: profile on the website “TRUTH”
Advanced training program for media class teachers, school media managers, specialists in the development of media literacy among schoolchildren
Module 1: “Media class teacher: journalism. First year of study" (grade 10).
Training schedule: 5 working days, daily, in the evenings from 18:30 to 21:40.
Labor intensity: 36 ac. hours. Of these: 22 ak. hours – full-time with the use of distance technologies, 14 ac. hours - independent work.
Module 2: “Media class teacher: television journalism. First year of study" (grade 10).
Training schedule: 4 working days, daily, in the evenings from 18:30 to 21:40.
Labor intensity: 36 ac. hours. Of these: 20 ak. hours – full-time with the use of distance technologies, 16 ac. hours - independent work.
Training schedule: exact training dates will be determined after a new group is recruited. Those wishing to undergo training will be notified 2-3 weeks in advance.
Program content
Module 1: “Media class teacher: journalism. First year of study."
During the first module, students will become familiar with the fundamental rules of creating professional journalistic texts, working with sources of information and fact-checking. The program will also expand the understanding of the genre system of modern printed and digital periodicals, will give the opportunity to master the basic principles of writing texts of various genres and formats - reports, news notes, interviews, etc. Special attention will also be paid to the creation and adaptation of texts for various social networks.
Module 2: “Media class teacher: television journalism. First year of study."
The program of the second module is aimed at expanding ideas about working with video content of various genres and formats. Listeners will become familiar with the basics of working with information, learn about the specifics of preparing news releases for video broadcasts, the basic principles of filming a report, street talk and recording interviews. One of the lectures is devoted to creating video content for social networks.
Learning outcomes
As a result of mastering the course, students will know the basic approaches to teaching journalism and/or television journalism and related career guidance disciplines in the new digital realities, features of the work of school media, the basics media literacy. They will also be able to use prepared tools for teaching career guidance courses in journalism, adapt students’ educational materials to the requirements of school media and their audiences, draw up development course programs media literacy. Teachers who have completed the training will become proficient in effective educational technologies in the field of teaching journalism, supported by a base of cases and practical exercises, skills in lesson planning and development media projects.
Studying in the program will also improve the competencies of teachers in using effective teaching methods in a digital educational environment.
The total duration of the program is 72 academic hours (36 in each module), more than half of which are provided by classroom training – lectures by leading teachers of the Faculty of Journalism, seminars and master classes, implying the active involvement of students in the learning process.
Based on the results of the training, students are issued a certificate of advanced training from Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov.
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