To participate in BEA On-Location you will need to first register for the event. After your registration is complete you will receive a login to Schedulers.org to make your schedule and view the sessions.
Instructors of skills courses in journalism and related programs have learned some important lessons in the pandemic for teaching everything from video to writing as a hybrid class experience. It was universally difficult and the preference would almost certainly always be to teach similar courses in person. However, there are things we improvised, things we discovered were actually meaningful, and things we learned could be included in any version of future courses. This panel will include a variety of people who taught through the pandemic, including important skills courses, to talk about successes, lessons for the future, and creative tools for improvising and problem-solving going forward.
Lecturer in Multimedia Journalism, Loyola University Maryland
I teach multimedia storytelling, media writing, media ethics, advanced TV news reporting and producing, documentary history/aesthetics, documentary production, and ethics of emerging media. I'm working an introductory investigative journalism course for Fall 2022. My dissertation... Read More →
professor of practice, American University in Cairo
The first and only double BEA Best of Festival Winner in the same year; podcaster (Ehky Ya Masr Podcast) and executor of the podcasting trifecta: teaching, researching and producing podcasts.https://soundcloud.com/ehkyyamasrFounder and organizer of PodFest Cairo, Egypt and Africa's... Read More →
Multimedia journalism educator, electronic news/broadcast producer for life, and community journalism advocate. The transition from professional newsroom and freelance producer/pr practitioner includes helping the public and educators understand the role of broadcast journalism in... Read More →
