Journalism, Broadcasting, and Digital Media: Home
Useful resources
- Knowledge Markethelp with writing, research, presentations, visualizing basic data sets and engaging with social media platforms and other digital tech
- Data sources of data, explore visualization, citing
- Government Resources data, census, info about federal, state, & local government, & cool stuff
- Citing Sources style guides & examples for reference lists (aka bibliographies).
Welcome!
This guide's purposes are to help you learn more about journalism, broadcasting, and digital media while using information, help you save time and energy, and successfully complete your assignments, especially when doing research for courses in:
- technical production -- both field (using cameras and editing) & studio
- writing & reporting -- from basic information-gathering & news presentation -- to professional explanatory, in-depth, technical, or investigative journalism in digital & print platforms
- storytelling
- editing
- graphics
- history, theory, practice, & criticism
- interacting with the library and faculty/staff to achieve the goals above.
Each discipline or field of study has different values about types of information and procedures for research, so the resources here might be different from those you might have used in other courses in fields like Writing or Biology.
- JBM 495 Todd Fettig 2024Google doc guide to Ottawa Co. newspaper research
- JBM 310 (Google Doc) 2023Use this to guide yourself through the research process.
- Use the step-by-step guide for JBM 310!PowerPoint tutorial: click the speaker icon in the upper right of each slide for audio.
See also the Advertising & Public Relations, Health Communication, Nursing, Statistics, & other Library Subject guides.
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