The document outlines the remaining tasks for students over the final two days of a radio production course, including ensuring all necessary material is gathered through interviews and research, editing interview clips, writing accurate scripts, recording voiceovers, editing the final program together, and writing a reflective essay on the production process.

1. RADIO WORKSHOP Remaining tasks on final two days Image by Media Helping Media available under Creative Commons

2. Presentation for the final days of a course in radio production for journalism students from the Media Resources and Training Centre (MRTC) Jaffna, Sri Lanka, and the University of Jaffna held over two weeks in December 2011. Course details

3. Remaining tasks Ensure you have got all the material you need for: The main interview The vox pop The package Check your interviews Have you got all you need?

4. Remaining tasks Listen back to all your material Edit your clips Mark the in and out words Note the duration of each Editing Listen back to everything

5. Remaining tasks Discuss what you have gathered with your team Talk about the clips Is there anything missing? Do you need to do any further research? Editorial meeting Discuss what you have got

6. Remaining tasks Write the script Ensure it is: Accurate Fair Objective Impartial Free from your opinions and comments Script Time to write

7. Remaining tasks Use the studio or the Zoom mics Record your links Check them Upload them Edit them together Record & edit Voice the scripted links

8. Remaining tasks Is it the best you could have done? What could have been done better? What worked well? What didn’t work well? What have your learnt from this? Review your programme Quality control

9. Remaining tasks Write a 1,000 word essay about the production process What it involves What you must do What you mustn’t do A conclusion An essay about the process Producing programmes

10. This course in radio production was for journalism students from the Media Resources and Training Centre (MRTC) Jaffna, and the University of Jaffna over two weeks in December 2011. Course details