Your back-to-school shopping is done and classes are just around the corner. Do you feel prepared to step back into the classroom? Don’t let nerves get in the way of your success in the new semester. NBCU Academy gathered our best journalism lessons for some last-minute summer reading, to help you earn that A+.
1. Join Us for Our Student Innovation Summit: The AI Generation
If you live in Chicago, come join us on Sept. 25 for a free in-person event. You can also join us virtually. Learn about the future of work and artificial intelligence in media at our first-ever student summit.
2. What Journalism Students Need to Succeed in the Newsroom
Read advice from recent graduates on transitioning from the classroom to the working environment.
3. Chyrons, Lower Thirds, Banners: Your Guide to Broadcast Terms
If you plan on going into broadcast, streaming or video journalism, get ahead by sharpening your news banner writing skills.
4. Why Student Journalism Matters
Learn the impact of getting involved with campus media.
5. How to Film News Videos Using Your Phone
If you find yourself in a breaking news situation, sometimes the best camera is the one you have on you.
6. How AI Can Be Used Responsibly by Journalists
Think twice before you submit your next prompt into ChatGPT. Also check out NBC News’ latest articles on AI.
7. Your Early-Career Network Begins in J-School
The bonds you create in journalism programs are often carried throughout your career.
8. How to Read Political Polls
Understand how to cover and contextualize polls in the lead-up to the November election.
9. What Goes Into Podcast Storytelling
Are you joining a student broadcast this semester? Podcasting is a great option to focus on audio storytelling.
10. ‘Head of the Class’ Spotlights Student Work
Check out the work of fellow student journalists and let us know if your school has a project worth spotlighting. Thanks for going through these journalism lessons!
