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Anglia Ruskin University Broadcast Journalism Summer School Week 1 and 2

2008-04-24

[gallery link="file" orderby="rand"] Anglia Ruskin University is committed to encouraging participation in university and has a dedicated ‘Widening Participation’ team who work across the East Anglia region with schools and colleges to show students first-hand what university life is like.

Anglia Ruskin University is committed to encouraging participation in university and has a dedicated ‘Widening Participation’ team who work across the East Anglia region with schools and colleges to show students first-hand what university life is like by engaging prospective students in real university situations. Hal MacLean and I have worked with the Widening Participation department for many years, and continue our work under the Cleveratom flag. Read about some of the past projects we’ve done together. Click here , here , here , here and here. This year, the two summer school projects we worked together on took place over two weeks and were titled ‘Broadcast Journalism’. The students were to be introduced to how media for journalism is created for broadcast. Each week, students (24 in week one and 21 in week two) were introduced to university life by Ian, his team, and current university students. Hal and I also recalled our own studies at the university, before introducing them to what we had done around the world in this field, before inducting the students into film, animation, sound creation, and broadcasting skills. Once we had inducted the students into the technology, w…

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