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Teaching LIVE Storytelling Across Mobile and Social Platforms

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Like other journalism professors, I attempt in my courses to replicate the feeling of working in a newsroom. Such an approach is particularly important in my Mobile and Social Media Journalism course at Ithaca College, given that the majority of students are

Anthony Adornato May 24, 2019August 4, 2021 Journalism Education, Mobile Journalism, Multimedia Reporting, Social Media No Comments Read more

Book Release: Guide to Mobile and Social Media Journalism

Book Release: Guide to Mobile and Social Media Journalism

My book focused on the use of mobile devices and social media in journalism will be published in August by SAGE/CQ Press. Mobile and Social Media Journalism: A Practical Guide is the go-to resource for understanding how today’s journalists and news organizations

Anthony Adornato July 1, 2017January 3, 2018 Digital Media and Journalism, Journalism Education, Mobile Journalism, Multimedia Reporting, Social Media No Comments Read more

Latest in Mobile Journalism: Vertical Video, Social Graphics, and More

Latest in Mobile Journalism: Vertical Video, Social Graphics, and More

From the palm of their hands, reporters can easily gather, produce, and share stories to any platform from nearly anywhere. Welcome to journalism today. No need to cart around clunky equipment. Mobile devices streamline the process of gathering and producing content

Anthony Adornato August 7, 2016January 3, 2018 Journalism Education, Mobile Journalism, Social Media No Comments Read more

Mobile Journalism Checklist

Mobile Journalism Checklist

Preparation begins well before you head to a story. There’s nothing more frustrating than when something that could have easily been prevented goes wrong in the field. So, don’t wait until you’re in the field to complete this checklist. Store

Anthony Adornato August 6, 2016January 3, 2018 Journalism Education, Mobile Journalism, Multimedia Reporting, Social Media No Comments Read more

Mobile Journalism: Snapchat and Digital-First Story Pitches

At the Broadcast Education Association convention in Las Vegas, there was no shortage of discussion about the impact of mobile devices on journalism. Journalism educators are revamping courses and curriculum to prepare students for jobs that will require them to use

Anthony Adornato April 18, 2016June 3, 2018 Journalism Education, Mobile Journalism, Multimedia Reporting, Social Media No Comments Read more

Ithaca Journalism Students Cover Presidential Primary for NBC News

Little sleep, lots of coffee, and plenty of adrenaline. It was a whirlwind three days for nine Ithaca College journalism students who covered the South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary for NBC News. My colleague James Rada and I coordinated the

Anthony Adornato February 25, 2016March 20, 2016 Journalism Education, Social Media No Comments Read more

A New Generation of “Fierce Fact Checkers”

Josh Sterns, who directs the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation’s journalism sustainability project, recently asked me to share my thoughts on teaching students how to verify social media content. In the article, How Journalism Schools Can Train a New Generation of Fierce Fact Checkers,

Anthony Adornato November 15, 2015November 15, 2015 Digital Media and Journalism, Journalism Education, Social Media No Comments Read more

Social Media Policy Study Presented at AEJMC Conference

A Survey of Social Media Policies in U.S. Television Newsrooms, co-authored with Syracuse University journalism professor Suzanne Lysak, focuses on how the use of social media by journalists raises new ethical and professional dilemmas. As a result, news outlets are

Anthony Adornato August 15, 2015March 20, 2016 Communications Research, Journalism Education, Social Media No Comments Read more

Mobile & Social Media Journalism Tips Published on PBS MediaShift

In two articles written for PBS MediaShift, I discuss key elements of my Mobile and Social Media Journalism course at Ithaca College. In the first post, Teaching Students to Verify Social Media Content, I outline an in-class exercise, What’s The

Anthony Adornato August 9, 2015August 9, 2015 Digital Media and Journalism, Journalism Education, Social Media No Comments Read more

New Course: Mobile and Social Media Journalism

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Twitter. Facebook. Instagram. Vine. These are some of the social media tools altering how journalists do their jobs and how people consume news today. This semester I will be teaching a course I developed, mobile and social media journalism. My

Anthony Adornato January 14, 2014January 14, 2014 Digital Media and Journalism, Journalism Education, Multimedia Reporting, Social Media No Comments Read more

Recent Posts

  • Failed Strategy: Using Trade Secret Laws to Assert Ownership of Employees’ Social Media Accounts in the Journalism Industry
    I first presented this article at the World Journalism …
  • mobile journalismTeaching LIVE Storytelling Across Mobile and Social Platforms
    Like other journalism professors, I attempt in my …
  • Journalists, Keep Political Opinions to Yourself
    WEWS-TV, the ABC affiliate in Cleveland, fired two …
  • Who Owns A Reporter’s Social Media Accounts?
    The Roanoke Times is suing one of its former sports …
  • WEBINAR: Optimizing Your Reporting on Social Media
    I was invited to conduct this webinar for NPR member …
  • Covering the 50th Anniversary of MLK’s Assassination
    In Their Own Words: Students discuss their reporting …

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