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Op-Ed Writing and Pitching
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Learn to write persuasive opinion editorials One way to share your expertise, establish your professional reputation, raise the visibility of your organization and promote a cause dear to your heart is to pen persuasive opinion pieces. In this hands-on two-session workshop, we will guide you through the following: What is (and is not) an op-ed Conceiving and honing a compelling idea suitable to your expertise and experience Commanding an audience's...
Intro to Food Writing & Photography
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
A one-day workshop to learn food writing and photography for journalists, bloggers and photographers. 10 am- 1 pm: Writing about Food With Indrani Sen Food writing at its best requires more than a fine-tuned palate and a good recipe for holiday cookies. Indrani Sen's workshop offers a road map to this increasingly complex—and growing—field, touching on everything from agriculture to environmental justice to wine pairings. She'll introduce the...
Social Media Weekend Pre-Game: Be A Social Media Editor
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Social Media Weekend Pre-Game – How To Be A Social Media Editor Through exercises, case studies and digital tools, this soup-to-nuts workshop will cover how to serve audiences on social media, how to use social media for information gathering, how to make social content more engaging, how to build loyalty and community, how to learn from analytics and how to create social media strategies and campaigns. Refresh and strengthen your social media...
Comedy as a Tool of Journalism
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
We will examine how comedy is useful to provide perspective and to meet journalism's core mission: to call bullshit. Every student will be expected to bring to class an example of comedy-as-journalism that informs the audience. We will examine the uses of various flavors of comedy -- satire, ridicule, irony -- and also examine the ethical boundaries. And we will hear from a comedy writer who writes about the news.
Fun with Animated GIFs
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
This workshop taught by John Smock, director of the CUNYJ Photojournalism Program, will cover using Adobe Photoshop as a design tool with a special focus on GIF animations. New organizations today are experimenting with media content that combines elements of still photography with graphic design and video to tell stories in new and interesting ways. GIFs are a basic building block of this frontier.
Writing a Television Script
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Writing words to video is a special skill. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn about story structure and the conventions of television news scriptwriting. Taught by Emmy-award winning Professor Susan Farkas who wrote and oversaw the writing of hundreds of scripts in her time as a Senior and Executive Producer at NBC News and at the United Nations’ Radio and Television Service.
Fun with GIFs
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Strengthen your social media game with gifs. This workshop taught by John Smock, director of the CUNYJ Photojournalism Program, will cover using Adobe Photoshop as a design tool with a special focus on GIF animations. Once you complete the workshop, you will know how to: Create a basic animation from a simple illustration in Adobe Photoshop Create an animation using a series photos Create an animation using a video clip Create an...
Basics of SEO Writing
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) consists of techniques that increase the number of visitors to your website by ensuring that it appears high in web search results. It has become a vital skill for journalists, news organizations and anyone who want their work to be found online. In this workshop, you will learn through examples and exercises: The importance of SEO for engagement and revenue, How to pick keywords that people will search for online,...
Take Your Personal Essay From Promising to Publishable
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
If you love the personal essay, have been working on a piece and want to take it to the next level–and dream of seeing it in print or online–this hands-on master class with Self magazine editor Paula Derrow will help you get there. Personal essays are everywhere from the Styles section of The New York Times to your favorite blog to the Op Ed pages of your hometown paper. But what does it take to write a compelling, focused, personal essay that...
Photoshop 101
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
This hands-on, full-day workshop is for Photoshop beginners who want to learn the number one software for image editing, retouching and transforming. The class will focus on tools and methods for photo and image retouching, as well as what are considered acceptable practices in photojournalism. The class will also include information on more advanced editing tools, such as batch photo editing, layer editing and text design elements. At the end of...
Documentary Story Structure
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
In this class, we will examine the step-by-step process of long-form story telling. We will focus on the use of the narrative three-act storytelling technique and explore different styles, such as cinema verite, investigative, and hybrid genres. We will also compare this to the process of producing short-form news pieces. Students will be assigned documentaries to watch, and they should come to the class with an idea they want to develop into a...
So You Want To Be In Academia?
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
This workshop is for journalists who want to teach on the side or transition to academia. Many journalists see a position at a university as a stable landing spot in this turbulent time of journalism. Andrew Mendelson, associate dean of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, will give provide you with a better understanding of the mysteries surrounding college teaching, both full-time and part-time. After this workshop,...
25 Incredibly Useful Tools for Your iPhone
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Discover and experiment with digital tools and apps to increase your productivity, save your sanity and make the most of your iPhone This popular hands-on workshop will guide you through a curated list of 25 of the best free or low-cost apps to organize your workflow, streamline your communications and save you time. Jeremy Caplan will be your guide through this workshop, covering Quik, Google Photos, Clips, Hyperlapse, Spark Post, and more apps....
Intro to Blockchain for Journalism
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Blockchain, the technology behind cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin may have some applications for journalism. Some technology and media leaders feel that the decentralized nature of blockchain and its public ledgers of changes made could solve a few problems for journalists. At the forefront of this experiment is Civil, a new blockchain-based platform for news. David Moore is the co-founder of Sludge, one of the publications on Civil focused on covering...
Magazine Fact-Checking
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Vet sources and fact-check quotes, photographs, headlines, and more. Enhance news content with this new technology Looking to sharpen your reporting skills? How do you know an article is truly true -- and what steps should you take to be absolutely sure you know what you think you know? Fact-checking is vital to journalism. This is especially true now that we're dealing with so-called "fake news" and "alternative facts." In this two-and-a-half-hour...
Politics, Power, & Money
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
The CUNY J-School’s investigative journalist in residence, Tom Robbins, explains how to use public databases to analyze the impact of campaign donors and lobbyists on local elected officials.
Digital Self-Promotion for Journalists
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Personal websites, LinkedIn, social media … you know you should be building your personal brand online to showcase your work and boost your career. But if you've been procrastinating or don't know where to start, then this is the #judgementfree workshop for you! Digital marketing expert Sam Dolgin-Gardner will help you create a digital presence that makes it easy for readers, newsrooms and Google to find and appreciate your work. What to Bring...
Augmented Reality (AR) for Journalism
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Move over, Virtual Reality. Newsrooms are now turning their attention to Augmented Reality (AR) journalism, the addition of an information layer or 3D objects on top of content, visible through a phone app. Think Pokemon Go for news. It’s certainly the direction the tech industry is going -Apple, Facebook, Alphabet and Snapchat have all launched tools that give access to augmented reality to millions of consumers. In this hands-on workshop we'll...
WordPress Wizard
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Learn what you need to know about web hosts, domain names, and databases. Whether WordPress is the CMS at your job, or the blog you’ve signed up for, or the system you’re ready to install to build your own website — you’re at a starting point and ready to finally learn WordPress — as soon as you get some time. Sound like you? We know you’re a busy professional, that’s exactly why we’ve created this Saturday crash course so that...
Smart Phones Photography
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism See all classes by this school @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY
Take better pictures with your smart phone. Smart phones have opened up new photographic possibilities for both professional journalists and citizen storytellers. Images produced with today’s smart phones now have sufficient quality to be published on all media platforms from digital to print. In fact, many news organizations now require reporters to take their own smart phone photos of breaking news events. This 5-hour, Saturday morning course...
Reviews of Newmark Graduate School of Journalism
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Intro to Augmented Reality Storytelling with Spark AR
great thanks would have like to test another sample it move a bit fast -
Digital Self-Promotion for Journalists
Loved the class! Would have like a little lore hands-on help building my website, but otherwise, fun class. -
Super Researcher
This was a great class. We came away with a plethora of USEFUL resources for researching. Our professor works in the field so she's used all these tools. Also, we learned the newest high tech 'delvers'. We were asked to bring in our own PCs, etc. and for the techie class Aimee Rinehart invited in another journalist/tech guru so we could work on our own devices and test the new tools. Because there was more than one person trying to help (and imagine all the different devices and operating systems), it went quickly and smoothly, and no one was discouraged. Along with the knowledge imparted and the shared experience, we were asked to share our own current reporting challenges. We worked as a group to try to help one another solve the puzzles of finding specific information on topics. Also, we had a New York Times researcher come in: you can't get much better than that! She shared her 'boots on the ground' stories and how it works at the Times when research is required (and it's always required) and how to double and triple check your sources. I came away with a large research toolbox, and knowledge about other reporters quests, and the teachers' willingness to assist each student with their interests. The classes at Newmark Journalism are incredible. This is my third one. I've signed up for another one. They're taught by 'boots on the ground' professionals who inject experience in with the knowledge; examples to use the tools. -
Basics of SEO Writing
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Workshop Your Non-Fiction Book Proposal
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Basics of SEO Writing
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Basics of SEO Writing
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Basics of Narrative Writing
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Super Researcher
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Op-Ed Writing and Pitching
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Super Researcher
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Super Researcher
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Intro to Blockchain for Journalism
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Basics of Narrative Writing
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Basics of Narrative Writing
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Basics of Narrative Writing
This was Kaufman's challenge; teach writers of all levels structure of narrative writing, in two 2 hour classes. Kaufman has the experience and chops to give the class, with a hefty portfolio. Assigned quick pieces, these were put up on a screen so the group could critique, objectively. II would take another class from him. [BTW broke many Kaufman rules in this review - adjectives, adverbs, passive verbs - but didn't have three hours to revise, okay?] -
Basics of SEO Writing
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Basics of SEO Writing
Great class. Just what I needed. Very knowledgeable instructor. -
Augmented Reality (AR) for Journalism
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Social Media and Audience Engagement