Filled with classroom-tested strategies to integrate ethics into all media courses, this book is an essential resource for all mass communication instructors. Part of the AEJMC Master Class series, the book gathers expert authors to share decades of teaching experience to help teachers prepare students for ethical media careers.
Filled with classroom-tested strategies to integrate ethics into all media courses, this book is an essential resource for all mass communication instructors. Part of the AEJMC Master Class series, the book gathers expert authors to share decades of teaching experience to help teachers prepare students for ethical media careers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Master Class: Resources for Teaching Mass Communication
By The AEJMC Media Ethics Division - Edited by Nicole Kraft and Kathleen Bartzen Culver
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Introduction Chapter 1: Media Ethics Defined Patrick Lee Plaisance Penn State University Part I: Ethics at Every Level Chapter 2: Undergraduate Media Ethics: An Introduction Patrick Lee Plaisance Penn State University Chapter 3: Teaching Advanced Undergraduate Media Ethics Patrick R. Johnson University of Iowa Chapter 4: Graduate Seminars in Media Ethics Ryan J. Thomas Washington State University Chapter 5: Diversifying the Ethics Curriculum Chad Painter University of Dayton Chapter 6: Inclusive Teaching as Ethical Practice Patrick R. Johnson University of Iowa Part II: Ethics in Every Area of Study Chapter 7: Developing a Combined Media Law and Ethics Course Jack Breslin Iona University Chapter 8: Ethics in Introductory Reporting Courses Lee Wilkins University of Missouri and Wayne State University Chapter 9: Ethics in Photography and Visuals Alex Scott University of Iowa Chapter 10: Public Relations Ethics Education in Advanced Courses Katie R. Place Quinnipiac University; and Angela Zhang University of Oklahoma Chapter 11: Ethics in Broadcast News Classes April Newton Loyola University Maryland Chapter 12: Ethics in Student Media Nicole Kraft The Ohio State University Part III: Ethics in Specialized Topics Chapter 13. Covering Law and Justice Kathleen Culver University of Wisconsin-Madison Chapter 14: Data Ethics Jasmine E. McNealy University of Florida Chapter 15: Sports Reporting Nicole Kraft The Ohio State University Chapter 16: Digital Ethics Julianne H. Newton University of Oregon Chapter 17: Relational Journalism Paul S. Voakes Paula Lynn Ellis and Lori Bergen University of Colorado Chapter 18: Covering Mental Health Suicide and Substance Use Kathleen Culver University of Wisconsin-Madison Chapter 19: Social Media Sheila Lalwani University of Texas-Austin Chapter 20: Science Health and Environmental Journalism Rhema Zlaten Colorado Mesa Universitya Chapter 21: Foreign Correspondence Sheila Lalwani University of Texas-Austin Part IV: Ethics Beyond the Classroom Chapter 22: Teaching the Ethics of Civic Journalism Mark Poepsel Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Chapter 23: Media Ethics is for Everyone Joseph Jones West Virginia University Index About the Contributors
Introduction Chapter 1: Media Ethics Defined Patrick Lee Plaisance Penn State University Part I: Ethics at Every Level Chapter 2: Undergraduate Media Ethics: An Introduction Patrick Lee Plaisance Penn State University Chapter 3: Teaching Advanced Undergraduate Media Ethics Patrick R. Johnson University of Iowa Chapter 4: Graduate Seminars in Media Ethics Ryan J. Thomas Washington State University Chapter 5: Diversifying the Ethics Curriculum Chad Painter University of Dayton Chapter 6: Inclusive Teaching as Ethical Practice Patrick R. Johnson University of Iowa Part II: Ethics in Every Area of Study Chapter 7: Developing a Combined Media Law and Ethics Course Jack Breslin Iona University Chapter 8: Ethics in Introductory Reporting Courses Lee Wilkins University of Missouri and Wayne State University Chapter 9: Ethics in Photography and Visuals Alex Scott University of Iowa Chapter 10: Public Relations Ethics Education in Advanced Courses Katie R. Place Quinnipiac University; and Angela Zhang University of Oklahoma Chapter 11: Ethics in Broadcast News Classes April Newton Loyola University Maryland Chapter 12: Ethics in Student Media Nicole Kraft The Ohio State University Part III: Ethics in Specialized Topics Chapter 13. Covering Law and Justice Kathleen Culver University of Wisconsin-Madison Chapter 14: Data Ethics Jasmine E. McNealy University of Florida Chapter 15: Sports Reporting Nicole Kraft The Ohio State University Chapter 16: Digital Ethics Julianne H. Newton University of Oregon Chapter 17: Relational Journalism Paul S. Voakes Paula Lynn Ellis and Lori Bergen University of Colorado Chapter 18: Covering Mental Health Suicide and Substance Use Kathleen Culver University of Wisconsin-Madison Chapter 19: Social Media Sheila Lalwani University of Texas-Austin Chapter 20: Science Health and Environmental Journalism Rhema Zlaten Colorado Mesa Universitya Chapter 21: Foreign Correspondence Sheila Lalwani University of Texas-Austin Part IV: Ethics Beyond the Classroom Chapter 22: Teaching the Ethics of Civic Journalism Mark Poepsel Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Chapter 23: Media Ethics is for Everyone Joseph Jones West Virginia University Index About the Contributors
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