How to use audio media in communications/journalism by Patricia Kahanap

Teaching proper enunciation to students

patriciakahanap — 2024-10-09 14:52:06 UTC

Audio clips and podcasts from news sites could be played in class to teach students how to properly enunciate words especially in recordings. They can also comment on what the speakers in these clips can improve on.

Serving as a "resource person" for writing classes

patriciakahanap — 2024-10-09 14:56:03 UTC

Students will be asked to listen to podcasts, which they will be expected to storify at the end of the class. It eliminates or lessens the need to invite resource persons to speak to students live.

Identify newsworthy information in live radio reports

patriciakahanap — 2024-10-09 15:06:04 UTC

Students will listen to live reports on the radio, and will identify possible story pitches from the information presented.

Students to report current events through a podcast

patriciakahanap — 2024-10-09 15:09:05 UTC

Instead of their usual current events quiz, students will be asked to talk about the news for the day through a podcast. This will help the instructor identify areas for improvement in terms of the students' speaking skills, choice of words, and editing choices.

Practicing transcription skills

patriciakahanap — 2024-10-09 15:12:20 UTC

Students will be asked to transcribe an audio recording of an interview real-time, with as little mistakes as possible. This is an essential skill in journalism because you have to pick up what people are saying ASAP.