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-希望能增進自己的英文能力，聽說讀寫方面甚至語感，以及在大家面前有口條的說話，所以選了這門課。

I think this course can help me read and speak English better.I hope that I can learn how to be a reporters.

-我今天學到關於的一些我以前沒發現的功能，像是如何自己建立一個自己的白板，如何在上面畫圖 生成照片。

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今天課堂一開始，老師介紹了許多世界各國有名媒體，和Google搜尋關鍵字時，一些小符號到更精準資料，以及分析各國媒體在下標題的特色。

世界媒體: 搜尋技巧:

UK BBC 使用上排進階搜尋

The New York Times 用減號刪減不要內容

US AP News 後面加filetype搜尋

Japan NHK World 要的文件格式

數字:數字 搜尋想要 的價格區間

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各組報告英文標題 老師統整

研究hard news soft 差別(https://www.digitalnewsreport.org/survey/2016/hard-soft-news-2016/)文章

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This year we have collected more detailed data on the level of interest people have in different news topics across countries and between demographics. Political news is considered most important in Germany, Turkey, and the United States, partly no doubt due to the ongoing presidential election and the drama around Donald Trump's candidacy. International news is of particular interest in Germany and Austria as well as Ireland. Japanese are most interested in entertainment and celebrity news, with the Spanish, Danes, French, and Germans showing the least interest. Regional news is most important in Germany, Finland, and Spain, reflecting the relative importance of devolved political power in those countries and the media systems that have grown up around this.

But in addition to country-based differences we can see clear differences in gender, with men more interested in subjects like sport and politics and women paying more attention to stories about health and the environment. Again this plays into the debate over distributed content and may help explain why women are often less likely to directly access news websites dominated by politics and business.

INTEREST IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF NEWS BY GENDER - ALL COUNTRIES

Hard and Soft News

We can also divide consumers into groups based on their interest in 'hard' and 'soft' news topics. 'Hard' news is typically used to refer to topics that are usually timely, important and consequential, such as politics, international affairs and business news. Conversely, soft news topics include entertainment, celebrity, and lifestyle news.

We asked our survey respondents to rate their interest in several news topics on a five-point scale. We then used this data to compute average levels of interest in hard and soft news for each respondent. Subsequently we compared the scores for hard and soft news, and divided respondents into three groups; those who are more interested in hard news topics, those who are more interested in soft news, and those whose interest in both is the same.

TOPICS INCLUDED IN HARD NEWS AND SOFT NEWS MEASURES

On average, in every country we see that interest levels are higher for hard news topics. However, this is likely to be influenced by social desirability bias (the idea that it is more acceptable to interested in certain types of news) as well the norms of the traditional news agenda. At the individual level, people with a high degree of interest in hard news also tend to be the most interested in soft news, and vice versa.

Yet we still see a significant minority in every country that report they are more interested in soft news topics than hard news. The size of this group varies country by country. Around one-third in Japan (34%) and Korea (33%) say they are more interested in soft news. However, less than one in five say the same in most other countries. The preference for hard news is particularly strong in Greece (81%), Spain (77%), Denmark (77%), and Germany (76%).

PROPORTION THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN HARD NEWS OR MORE INTERESTED IN SOFT NEWS - ALL COUNTRIES

If we focus on those that say they are more interested in soft news, we see that they are more likely to be young and female. In countries such as Japan and Italy, where interest in soft news is high, women are almost twice as likely as men to be more interested in soft news topics compared to hard.

PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN SOFT NEWS TOPICS

In every country younger people are more likely to be more interested in soft news topics. Strikingly, over half of under-35s in Japan say they are more interested in soft news topics than hard news.

PROPORTION WITHIN EACH AGE GROUP THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN SOFT NEWS TOPICS

Of course, what people say they are interested in may not accurately reflect what they actually do. Nonetheless, we observe some differences in consumption among those that are more interested in soft news. Most noticeably, they are considerably more likely to say that social media is their main source of news. Over one in five of those more interested in soft news in Spain (21%), Italy (20%), and the United States (26%) say that social media are their main source of news. This has a knock-on effect for related aspects of offsite news consumption, with people who prefer soft news more likely to watch news video on social media, and more likely to participate in news coverage. However, this is in part caused by the fact that younger people in general are more likely to use social media for news.

PROPORTION OF THOSE THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN HARD NEWS AND SOFT NEWS TOPICS THAT SAY SOCIAL MEDIA IS THEIR MAIN SOURCE OF NEWS

More interested in hard news

More interested in soft news

Q2_new2016. How interested are you in the following types of news?
Q4. You say you've used these sources of news in the last week, which would you say is your MAIN source of news?
Base: All those who prefer hard/soft news topics that used a source of news in the last week: Spain = 1572/243, Germany = 1442/229, US = 1480/270, UK = 1388/311, Italy = 1337/435, Japan = 929/625.

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This year's report reveals new insights about digital news consumption based on a YouGov survey of over 75,000 online news consumers in 38 countries including South Africa for the first time. The report focuses on the progress on new paid online business models, trust and misinformation, the impact of populism, the shift to private messaging apps, and the rise of podcasts.

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報告硬新聞和軟新聞的差別，找尋其他文章外的資料製成簡報並上台報告，以及小組互評

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGQ5lAkbiY/2OmzM163dLrYrT630QEJtA/edit?utm_content=DAGQ5lAkbiY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

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小組互評上台報告,讓我更了解兩種新聞的差別，閱讀文章https://aaft.com/blog/mass-communication/hard-news-vs-soft-news-whats-the-difference/，結束soft news and hard news的主題

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Hard News vs Soft News: What’s the Difference? - AAFT

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In the busy world of news, two main types of news compete for our attention. Hard news is the serious stuff, covering important topics like politics,

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認識google trend：

一年當中某關鍵字搜尋的頻率及相關內容

https://accounts.google.com/info/servicerestricted?es=ABAdc_idlFlUqsGN2KiQkZMy4uLnErg6nEkt3OVrf9n6BUa2iWxcxxoTey1-u55Ky4nlow0aFeirDRb5_YuE1ucQeVC8N1_B2EwI1H28V3VZHQBn_xyicIE8GgKwCj23wQQ2S2BJJK2Re7og_2GRiC3E8DizAe_GeC0rYnM4WbVtntPVwoYbrvXU9e1z3GqZF4QgbV7JInl0&srcurl=https://trends.google.com.tw/trends/

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時事英文＿ＢＹＤ邊聽邊打出逐字稿

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvFs843S6KQ&t=213s

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#177 🔋 BYD 銷量超越特斯拉的電動車新龍頭

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打完逐字稿，修改訂正，翻譯中文，分配段落

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1af1ouwxUI80K_Fc32VmMINvEnUEIMdvj_3aTSRVPaFc/edit?tab=t.0

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BYD 銷量超越特斯拉的電動車新龍頭

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核對 修改中英逐字稿，反覆練習念

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1af1ouwxUI80K_Fc32VmMINvEnUEIMdvj_3aTSRVPaFc/edit?tab=t.0

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BYD 銷量超越特斯拉的電動車新龍頭

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different from a-roll and b-roll

主要採訪片段/相關採訪素材

遠中近三段鏡頭差異

上台順過新聞稿 唸給老師聽

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找素材（照片 影片）放在b-roll

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/179kr8hSeVh5wDfKmOuCTK-LmZ8-ssId9

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使用TC studio

研究使用方法

加麥克風試錄完整影片

要適時調整字幕速度

反覆練習逐字稿

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Inverted Pyramid Graphic Organizer

倒三角形文章分析法

The Lead(主要大標題)簡潔有力的重點 人事時地物

The body(重要內文）

The tail（補充小事）

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce9088men9xo

(練習一篇文章）