Murrow College at AEJMC 2016

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Faculty and students from The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication recently attended the AEJMC conference, held Aug. 4-7 in Minneapolis. Highlights included six awards, 33 research presentations and one teaching presentation.

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Journalism and communication educators are grappling with new ways to engage students in the classroom using mobile apps and media platforms. As new content creation tools and distribution platforms continue to emerge, many mobile-savvy millennials are finding themselves on the frontlines of experimentation in the creation and curation of cutting-edge mobile content. Because modern media teachers are beginning to integrate Snapchat, Periscope and even 360-degree VR storytelling into their education mix, the focus of this presentation will include a discussion of how students are eagerly using video apps to instantly edit and distribute news to both select and wide audiences.

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