ARR
How To
Visual/Multimedia Requests
Reporting
Basics
200

The Loyolan's three core values and their acronym

What is ARR: Accuracy, Relevancy, Responsibility?

200

Essential elements to any article include visuals, clear organizational structure, and this term that refers to the title of an article

What is a headline?

200

Types of visuals you can request include photos, graphics, and this illustrated kind of visual

What is a cartoon?

200
To get information for your story, you'll want to question relevant figures involved — also known as this

What is interviewing?

200

BMS stands for this three-word workplace expectation

What are the Bare Minimum Standards?

400

This core value involves reporting the facts and citing credible sources

What is accuracy?

400

To make the relevance of your story clear, you should include this information about it in your headline

What is location and/or proximity?

400

If you include this information in your visual request, you'll be making sure the assigned photographer winds up in the right place

What is a location?

400

Alongside finding them in person or via phone call, this is one of the best ways to reach out to potential sources

What is by email?

400

Mistakes happen, but if you make one, it's imperative to tell this person as soon as possible

Who is the editor-in-chief?

600

This core value involves reporting on topics important to our audience

What is relevancy?

600

One more essential element to an article is this term that refers to your introductory paragraph(s)

What is a lede?

600

Upon running into an error when trying to access the visual and multimedia request spreadsheet, you should do this

What is open the form in the browser?

600

The most effective interviews are held in this format — though Zoom can also work in a pinch

What is in-person?

600

This practice involves giving your reporting to someone outside the newsroom ahead of publication time — and no, it is NOT permitted

What is prior review?

800

This core value involves reporting only the facts, without bias, in a way appropriate for our audience

What is responsibility?

800

To avoid taking too long to get to the point, you should make sure your lede is free of this

What is flowery and/or too much narrative language?

800

Visual and multimedia requests are due on this day, at this time

What is Wednesday at 9 p.m.?

800

While manually transcribing your interviews is preferred, should you choose to use transcription software, you'll need to do this prior to submitting your story

What is verify quotes by listening to the original audio recording?

800

When it comes to what happened in a private meeting, you are well within your rights to do this to find out the scoop

What is ask your sources?

1000

Following ARR builds this value within our audience

What is trust and/or credibility?

1000

Any good photo caption should identify those pictured, yes, but it should also offer this

What is context?

1000

If you've got a lot of data in your article, and it's also going on Instagram, you'll want to request these two kinds of visuals

What are a graphic and a multimedia interactive?

1000

There are exceptions, but as a general guideline, the Loyolan expects this many sources at minimum in storyes

What is 3?

1000

Among things to avoid in order to stay employed with the Loyolan are fabrication of sources, misrepresenting yourself and the Loyolan, and this verboten journalistic malpractice

What is plagiarism?

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