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The document outlines the objectives and key aspects of mobile journalism (MoJo). The objectives are to equip student journalists with skills in mobile journalism, learn the strengths of MoJo and how to create news content, identify tools needed for shooting, editing and distributing mobile content, discuss opportunities and challenges of MoJo, and critically assess issues. MoJo is defined as using mobile phones to share and broadcast news quickly from a community. It requires technological, traditional journalism, and news packaging skills. Tools needed include mobile phones, tripods, microphones, headsets, power banks and lights. Tips provided include using microphones, stabilizing phones, preparing storyboards and filming horizontally.
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- 8. OJECTIVES: 2. Learn the strengths of mobile journalism (MoJo) and how it can be optimally utilized to create news content using professional formats and techniques. #MobileJournalism March 02, 2023
- 9. OJECTIVES: 3. Identify the tools needed for shooting, editing, and distribution of the content for mobile journalism. #MobileJournalism March 02, 2023
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