Broadcasting Lesson 1

Open Ended

What do you think broadcasting is? Write you definition.
(If you are not sure, take a guess!)

Multiple Choice

What is journalism?

• Collecting and presenting information to the public

• Sharing news, facts, and statistics through written content

• Giving opinions to society through word of mouth

• Compiling important events and information.

Multiple Choice

What is NOT considered journalism?

• News Reports

• Magazine Articles

• Text Messages

• Podcasts

Multiple Select

Select all the examples of journalism:

• News Report

• Newspaper

• News Website

• News Company Social Media Content

• Podcast

Multiple Choice

How is broadcast journalism different from traditional journalism?

• It is more formal, but with more freedom

• It is presented only electronically rather than printed text

• It is for students rather than professionals in the work force

• It is focused only on text rather than video or other electronic elements

Multiple Choice

Could television be an example of broadcast journalism?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Could newspaper be an example of broadcast journalism?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Could radio be an example of broadcast journalism?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Could podcasts be an example of broadcast journalism?

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

Why do you think broadcast journalism is less formal than traditional journalism ( newspapers, etc.) DON'T BE LAZY, TAKE A GUESS

Multiple Select

What are some advantages to broadcast journalism?
(Select all that apply)

• can present thing quicker

• can present things more directly to the audience

• More people are able to understand it and access it.

• It can be updated quicker.

Open Ended

Now that you have went through the lesson, write a new definition for what broadcasting is. Think about what you learned in this presentation!