fact vs opinion
What is the difference between fact vs opinion?
Facts are objective, verifiable statements true or false through evidence, research opinions are subjective beliefs
why do you use quotes in journalism
how do you edit and revise
editing and revising involve first, revising focusing on changes. editing sentences and grammer.
define caption in journalism
* block of text * context * a photograph * information *video *graphic
what is the main purpose of journalism
to inform the public with accurate information
which option is more accurate ?
facts are mostly more accurate because they have factual evidence to backup
what is the meaning of quotes?
a quotes is the exact repetition or words spoken
what's the point of editing and revising
* fixing errors
* organicing
*good hook
how do you identify a caption
identified by their descriptive nature, alignment with visual/audio context
what are the 5 w's
who, what, when, why
Why is fact vs opinion important in journalism?
to maintain public trust, uphold ethical standards and misinformation.
how do a journalist respond to a quote
by selecting, editing for a concision , and placing it to enhance the story
what are best headlines for editing and revising
* clear *punchy * active verbs * keywords *strong headlines
which detail belongs in the lead of captions
*hook *action *context
what is the headline
the title of a news story
can a statement about a future event be considered a fact or opinion
opinions/predictions
which detail belongs in the lead of quotes
*the speakers identity/role
*context or setting
what makes tis example strong
changing " he go to school " to " he goes to school "
what is the main idea of caption
*provide text *spoken diolauge
what is the byline
the name of the person who wrote the article
who is the source
in journalism, facts are sourced from verifiable evidence, such as research. opinions originate from your personal thoughts
how does quotes affect the story?
quotes enhance the story by providing authentcity, emotion, and credibility, acting as direct evidence that brings voices and perspectives to life
how should a journalist respond to editing and revising
remaining calm, objective, and collarborative
how do you handle inaccurate ai
relying solely on autogenerated captions often leads to errors
what is the lead
the opening sentence that summarices the story