Journalism Unit 1 Lesson 3 Exit Ticket

Internet journalism is different from print or broadcast journalism in terms of:

• Speed and immediacy

• Cost of production

• Audience reach

• All of the above

How is internet journalism different from print or broadcast journalism?

• Internet journalism is faster and more interactive.

• Print journalism is more reliable.

• Broadcast journalism is more visual.

• All types of journalism are the same.

Internet journalism is different from print or broadcast journalism in terms of:

• Speed and accessibility

• Print quality

• Broadcast range

• Paper usage

This is a photo of Ground Zero after the September 11, 2001 attacks. What story do you think the photojournalist was trying to tell?

• The resilience of the human spirit

• The destruction caused by the attacks

• The response of emergency services

• The impact on global politics

The photographer took this picture after the World Trade Center towers fell on September 11, 2001. All that was left was rubble, but the photographer saw something else. If the photo could talk, what would it say about the people who died in the attacks on the World Trade Center? What message does the picture send?

• A message of hope and resilience

• A message of despair and loss

• A message of anger and revenge

• A message of indifference

What is Journalism? Is it what you thought it would be when you saw this class on your schedule? Select all that apply.

• It's a study of the various methods/mediums by which people receive their news.

• It's a course in which we are required to write creatively, but responsibly.

• It's a course that was put on my schedule and I had no idea what the class entailed.

• It's a course whereby students typically create and publish the school newspaper, literary magazine and yearbook. Students are responsible for attending school events, taking pictures, creating layouts and writing news stories, captions and headlines.

• Other: Explain