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Herramientas para conocer habilidades digitales de los medios

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Herramientas para conocer habilidades digitales de los medios

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Esta herramienta nos permite conocer las competencias, nivel de formación, herramientas más usadas, etc. de distintos profesionales, medios y regiones. Creo que son datos muy útiles para el trabajo.

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Investigating how media professionals worldwide are embracing the digital era

As we face a global media landscape rife with uncertainty and excitement, a comprehensive understanding of this new era and what it means for journalists has never been more urgent. How are journalists around the world keeping pace with the digital revolution?

To answer that question, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) launched the first-ever global survey on the adoption of digital technologies in news media worldwide. The State of Technology in Global Newsrooms survey reached over 2,200 newsroom employees from 130 countries. Dive into the data below.

Digital Skills

While the classic traits of good journalism such as research, writing, and reporting skills, are still highly valued in the newsroom, previous studies indicate that journalists today are expected to bring a versatile set of skills to their newsrooms.

Digital Tools

Journalists today have expansive digital options for reporting and sharing stories. Because of these new tools, they are able to collect new data, identify sources, verify information, post and share stories, and track and engage with audiences.

Social Media

Our study demonstrated the extent to which journalists are relying on social media tools in almost every aspect of their work. These ubiquitous tools are being used by media professionals worldwide to check for breaking news, keep in touch with audiences, find user-generated content and interview sources.

Metrics

Audience analytics allow newsrooms to use quantitative data to analyze a wide range of user behaviors to help inform daily decisions and long-term goals. We surveyed newsroom managers and journalists on what kinds of metrics they are using to track audience behavior.

Whether you find yourself falling behind or blazing the trail of digital skills and tools, most of us can afford to become even more "digital" moving forward. Our industry is changing; let's change with it.

About

The State of Technology in Global Newsrooms was conducted by the International Center for Journalists International Center for Journalists (ICFJ). ICFJ is at the forefront of the news revolution, offering programs that empower journalists and engage citizens with new technologies and best practices. ICFJ worked with Georgetown University's Communication, Culture & Technology (CCT) program to administer and analyze the study.

Support for the study was provided by Storyful, Google News Lab, and Survey Monkey.

Methodology

The survey was conducted in 12 languages (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish). It was available for response on the SurveyMonkey platform from February 15 to April 15, 2017. This report displays only the results of the survey that was targeted at journalists, though a separate survey for newsroom managers was also disseminated. A list of the countries that are included in each region can be found in the full report methodology. The full report is available here (and more notes on methodology can be found here).

The data used for this visualizer are based on multiple choice answers directly downloaded and aggregated from our survey of more than 2700 journalists and newsroom managers worldwide. Written-in responses are not included in this visualizer but were part of ICFJ's broader analysis for the State of Technology in Global Newsrooms report.

Newsroom types were defined as follows:

Traditional news organizations disseminate information primarily in the legacy formats of newspaper, television, print magazines, and radio.

Digital-only news organizations exclusively publish in an online format.

Hybrid news organizations use a combination of traditional and digital formats

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Investigating how media professionals worldwide are embracing the digital era As we face a global media landscape rife with uncertainty and excitement, a comprehensive understanding of this new era and what it means for journalists has never been more urgent. How are journalists around the world keeping pace with the digital revolution?

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Idea: Buscar un acontecimiento que sirva de referencia. Identificar los elementos que lo componen. A partir de estos elementos explorar  el tema elegido, en concreto “La influencia y el poder de las herramientas sociales. Consecuencias.” (Se podría concretar más haciendo referencia a una sola herramienta social como Twitter, comúnmente utilizada dentro de los medios tradicionales.)

Tipo de narración: De un caso individual al argumento en general (restringido al ámbito de la comunicación profesional).

Objetivo: Cuestionar algunas herramientas usadas en la comunicación profesional: la inmediatez o la prisa y, en consecuencia, la falta de análisis. Quién establece la agenda mediática (los medios?, el plúblico mediante las herramientas sociales?, ambos?). Lo que no funciona: intentar ilustrar las consecuencias de un fenómeno en parte desconocido por el público en general. Intentar establecer una conexión con acontecimientos del pasado (propaganda).

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Consecuencias de la Web 2.0 en la Comunicación

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Consecuencias de la Web 2.0 en la Comunicación

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Redes sociales:
Grupos de influencia
Sociabilidad antisocial
Comparación
Alienación

Wikis, periódicos y revistas digitales:
Fiabilidad: fuentes, contraste
Transparencia
Manipulación
Amenaza y arma de las formas de gobierno imperantes y sus mandatarios
Acceso a recursos educativos

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Nuevas formas de Marketing

Nuevas formas de Periodismo

Nuevas formas de creación y difusión del contenido

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Blogs (Blogger, Blogspot...)

Wikis (wikipedia, wikileaks...)

Social Bookmarking (Reddit...)

Redes sociales (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram...)

Periódicos en versión digital (La Vanguardia, El diario...)

Plataformas para compartir videos (Youtube, Vimeo...)

Plataformas para compartir música (Soundcloud...)

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- ¿Qué es?
Nueva concepción de internet en la qual el usuario ya no sólo recibe contenido, sino que también lo genera, de modo que se crea una web en la que es posible crear, conectar colaborar y compartir.