5. 1- Sources
• they are the people and associations you call
to get information from.
• like (doctors-health officials-academics-
influencers)
6. 2- Keywords
• When you are looking for what the people are
saying.
• You might be looking for items like (self
isolation- new treatments-pandemic-hash
tags)
7. Don’t forget:
• Both lead to each other.
Keywords can get you news sources and news
sources can lead you to keywords.
9. • Some using slangs-some informal phrases-
check their comments to decide the words
used.
• Do not forget to let your bias away
When covering an international news story, It is
highly recommended to have a list of the
keywords in every available language.
The list is what kind or words and hash tags the
people might type online.
.
10. Consider this important:
• Some do not spell words right. You are
dealing with world based platforms and
different communities.
• Some politicians also do mistakes
• Consider searching typing the same spelling
used online by ordinary people
11. How to handle that?
• Use Boolean search (to use a combination of
keywords and the three main Boolean
operators AND,OR and NOT).
• Coronavirus not self isolation or I am and
covid 19
• use covid or coronavirus
13. followewonk
- Free online tool which you use to find experts
on all fields. You can input the word
“pandemic” and it get you all the accounts
that have this word in their bio.
- You can arrange them by tweets, dates and
specializations.
16. • You can search about accounts of experts-
people who work in certain organization you
need.
• You can connect and follow them. you can
filter the results to have specific results.
22. • To find experts and news sources. You can use
Boolean search to have multiple results.
Separate words to get more options.
• In light of coronavirus they have a new search
tool to better help journalists.
23. Crowdtangle
• It has a free link checker- you can add it to
your browsers. It can search for sources from
the keywords you type. It can check the link
and show you if the content is accurate and
whether it is still shared. Scroll down to see
more accurate shared content.
30. crowdtangle
• At the top of the dashboard
• Ex: following a list of content du to the time
• Ex: set the filter to see which piece of content
generated
•
31. Alerts
• In crowdtangle:
• You can seta an alert
• How this content performing better? It usually
send you a mail.
32. Google Alerts
• Type your prefered keywords to follow.
• Enter your email address
• Receive the alerts of anything being published
on the topic.
34. picbabun
• Help find the hashtags relating to a keyword
and following this hashtags.
• Identify relevent sourcse by showing different
acount
• Build lists of the sources.
35. Pritorising results
• If interested in a topic, you can priotrise to
have a more reaction and strong results
• Anger and shock reactions to cover better.