1. Just the facts... just the facts
Journalism
Just the facts... just the facts

5. Introductions

6. Introductions
Dylan Allen

7. Introductions
Dylan Allen
Taylor Briggs

8. Introductions
Dylan Allen
Taylor Briggs
David Chatzistamatis

9. Introductions Dylan Allen Taylor Briggs David Chatzistamatis
Ashlyn Helms

10. Introductions Dylan Allen Taylor Briggs David Chatzistamatis
Ashlyn Helms
Sarah Smith

11. Introductions Dylan Allen Taylor Briggs David Chatzistamatis
Ashlyn Helms
Sarah Smith
Allie Stinson

12. Introductions Dylan Allen Taylor Briggs David Chatzistamatis
Ashlyn Helms
Sarah Smith
Allie Stinson
Ian Swaby

13. Introductions Dylan Allen Taylor Briggs David Chatzistamatis
Ashlyn Helms
Sarah Smith
Allie Stinson
Ian Swaby
Miranda Talbert

14. Introductions Dylan Allen Taylor Briggs David Chatzistamatis
Ashlyn Helms
Sarah Smith
Allie Stinson
Ian Swaby
Miranda Talbert
Lucy Whitney
Avery Irwin
Holton Irwin

15. Mr. G
B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism

16. Mr. G B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism
Reporter, Sarasota Herald-Tribune

17. Mr. G B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism
Reporter, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
R.J. Reynolds Industries

18. Mr. G B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism
Reporter, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
R.J. Reynolds Industries
Del Monte

19. Mr. G B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism
Reporter, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
R.J. Reynolds Industries
Del Monte
Nabisco

20. Mr. G B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism
Reporter, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
R.J. Reynolds Industries
Del Monte
Nabisco
Tropicana

21. Mr. G B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism
Reporter, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
R.J. Reynolds Industries
Del Monte
Nabisco
Tropicana
Johnson & Johnson

22. Mr. G B.S., University of Colorado School of Journalism
Reporter, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
R.J. Reynolds Industries
Del Monte
Nabisco
Tropicana
Johnson & Johnson
Learning & Families

23. Housekeeping

24. Housekeeping
Cell phones

26. Housekeeping
Cell phones
Computers

27. Housekeeping
Cell phones
Computers
Attendance

28. Housekeeping
Cell phones
Computers
Attendance
Grades

29. How will I be graded?
Your writing: quality, deadlines, applying lessons

31. How will I be graded?
Your writing: quality, deadlines, applying lessons
Your participation

32. How will I be graded?
Your writing: quality, deadlines, applying lessons
Your participation
Scheduled exams... perhaps a MOAT

33. How will I be graded?
Your writing: quality, deadlines, applying lessons
Your participation
Scheduled exams... perhaps a MOAT
DPQs

34. How will I be graded?
Your writing: quality, deadlines, applying lessons
Your participation
Scheduled exams... perhaps a MOAT
DPQs
Notebooks

35. How will I be graded?
Your writing: quality, deadlines, applying lessons
Your participation
Scheduled exams... perhaps a MOAT
DPQs
Notebooks
Your news blog

37. Housekeeping
Cell phones
Computers
Attendance
Grades
Road trips

38. Housekeeping Cell phones Computers Attendance Grades Road trips
Texts (books that is)

39. So, what is journalism: LAF students respond...
People who go and report on happenings around, reporting the news
taking the story to the public
big huge communication through internet, newpapers, tv, sports
collecting news story and facts and releasing it
news reporting and story telling
taking facts and putting it into understandable reports
taking facts and presenting them objectively to public
getting inside the story, extracting the facts and taking to public
journal of event or interviews and presenting to public

40. Journalism:formal definitions
the profession of gathering, editing, and publishing news reports and related articles for newspapers, magazines, television, radio or on-line

41. Journalism
the profession of gathering, editing, and publishing news reports and related articles for newspapers, magazines, television, radio or on-line
the practice of investigation and reporting of events, issues and trends to a broad audience

42. Journalism
the profession of gathering, editing, and publishing news reports and related articles for newspapers, magazines, television, radio or on-line
the practice of investigation and reporting of events, issues and trends to a broad audience
what we’re going to study for the next 34 weeks!

43. So why study journalism?

44. So why study journalism?
It’s a great skill to have

45. So why study journalism?
It’s a great skill to have
Journalism is a big part of our daily lives

46. So why study journalism?
It’s a great skill to have
Journalism is a big part of our daily lives
You never know where it might take you

47. So why study journalism?
It’s a great skill to have
Journalism is a big part of our daily lives
You never know where it might take you
Venezuela, France, Japan, China, Canada, Brazil, Costa Rica, Belgium, Bermuda, U.K., Puerto Rico

48. So why study journalism?
It’s a great skill to have
Journalism is a big part of our daily lives
You never know where it might take you
Venezuela, France, Japan, China, Canada, Brazil, Costa Rica, Belgium, Bermuda, U.K., Puerto Rico
You will be a better student by the end of this year... lead pipe cinch

49. So why study journalism?
It’s a great skill to have
Journalism is a big part of our daily lives
You never know where it might take you
Venezuela, France, Japan, China, Canada, Brazil, Costa Rica, Belgium, Bermuda, U.K., Puerto Rico
You will be a better student by the end of this year... lead pipe cinch
It should be fun!

50. Possible career paths for journalists

51. Possible career paths for journalists
Straight ahead journalism... papers, mags, websites, TV stations, radio

52. Possible career paths for journalists
Straight ahead journalism... papers, mags, websites, TV stations, radio
Journalism for profits and non-profits such as colleges, governments, big companies. AKA: Internal Communications

53. Possible career paths for journalists
Straight ahead journalism... papers, mags, websites, TV stations, radio
Journalism for profits and non-profits such as colleges, governments, big companies. AKA: Internal Communications PR

54. Possible career paths for journalists
Straight ahead journalism... papers, mags, websites, TV stations, radio
Journalism for profits and non-profits such as colleges, governments, big companies. AKA: Internal Communications PR
Government relations

55. Possible career paths for journalists
Straight ahead journalism... papers, mags, websites, TV stations, radio
Journalism for profits and non-profits such as colleges, governments, big companies. AKA: Internal Communications PR
Government relations
Legal field

57. Possible career paths for journalists
Straight ahead journalism... papers, mags, websites, TV stations, radio
Journalism for profits and non-profits such as colleges, governments, big companies. AKA: Internal Communications PR
Government relations
Legal field
Politics

59. Possible career paths for journalists
Straight ahead journalism... papers, mags, websites, TV stations, radio
Journalism for profits and non-profits such as colleges, governments, big companies. AKA: Internal Communications PR
Government relations
Legal field
Politics
General business

61. Assignment for August 30
Read and memorize the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

62. Assignment for August 30
Read and memorize the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
Read and study pages 2, 4, 6-13 and of Inside Reporting

63. Assignment for August 30
Read and memorize the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
Read and study pages 2, 4, 6-13 and of Inside Reporting
Read Luke 1:1-4

64. Assignment for August 30
Read and memorize the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
Read and study pages 2, 4, 6-13 and of Inside Reporting
Read Luke 1:1-4
Acquire your class notebook and present it