Conducted in terms: 2021/22_L, 2022/23_L, 2023/24_L, 2024/25_L

Erasmus code: 15.1

ISCED code: 0321

ECTS credits: 2

Language: Polish

Organized by: Institute of Media Education and Journalism

Articles and press interview WT-DKS-P-AWP

1. How to write so that the texts in the press are noticed, read and remembered.
2. 25 principles of good press journalism.
3. Interview as a journalistic genre.
4. Analysis of the structure and content of selected interviews.
5. Masters of intelligence in Poland and abroad.
6. How to prepare and develop an interview. Students choose interview persons and topics.
7 and 8. Common discussion of the work-interviews prepared by students.
9 and 10. Column as a journalistic genre. Column as a journalistic genre. Features (theme, form, structure).
11. Masters of the genre. Famous columnists and their texts.
12. The language of the column. Selection of the topic of columns written by students.
13 and 14. Discussing columns prepared by students together.
15. Summary of the classes.

Term 2021/22_L:

1. How to write so that the texts in the press are noticed, read and remembered.
2. 25 principles of good press journalism.
3. Interview as a journalistic genre.
4-5 Analysis of the structure and content of selected interviews.
6. Masters of intelligence in Poland and abroad.
7. How to prepare and develop an interview. Students choose interview persons and topics.
8. - 9. Common discussion of the work-interviews prepared by students.
10. Column as a journalistic genre.
11. -12. Analysis of selected columns due to the genre characteristics / subject, form, structure /.
13. Masters of the genre. Famous columnists and their texts.
14. Discussing columns prepared by students together.
15. Summary of the classes.

Term 2022/23_L:

1. Press journalism the queen of journalism. Features of journalistic and borderline genres. 25 principles of good press journalism.
2. Interview as a journalistic genre. Features of the species.
3 and 4. Analysis of the structure and content of selected interviews.
5. Intelligence masters in Poland and abroad.
6. How to prepare for an interview and how to develop it. Students choose the interlocutors and topics of the interviews.
7 and 8. Joint discussion of works-interviews prepared by students.
9 and 10. Column as a journalistic genre. Features (theme, form, structure).
11. Masters of the genre. Famous columnists and their texts.
12. The language of the column. Choosing the topic of columns written by students.
13 and 14. Joint discussion of articles prepared by students.
15. Summary of classes.

Term 2023/24_L:

(in Polish) E-Learning

Term 2020/21_L:

(in Polish) E-Learning (pełny kurs)

Term 2019/20_L:

(in Polish) E-Learning z podziałem na grupy

(in Polish) Grupa przedmiotów ogólnouczenianych

(in Polish) nie dotyczy

(in Polish) Opis nakładu pracy studenta w ECTS

Term 2021/22_L:

Student workload: 15 hours - actively participates in exercises 5 hours - preparation for exercises 10 hours - preparation of two texts - an interview and a column

Term 2022/23_L:

Student workload: 15 hours - actively participates in exercises 5 hours - preparation for exercises 10 hours - preparation of two texts - an interview and a column Total 30 hours = 2 ECTS

Term 2023/24_L:

Student workload: 15 hours - actively participates in exercises 5 hours - preparation for exercises 10 hours - preparation of two texts - an interview and a column Total 30 hours = 2 ECTS

Subject level

elementary

Learning outcome code/codes

enter learning outcome code/codes DL_W16 DL_W20 DL_U03 DL_U04 DL_K09

Type of subject

obligatory

Preliminary Requirements

Interest in press journalism. Reading on a regular basis the press - dailies and weekly opinion-makers.

Course coordinators

Ewa Czaczkowska

Learning outcomes

EK 1 He knows the press features of journalistic genres - interview, informational genres, and journalistic (a column).
EK 2 is able to carry out and develop a press interview
Ek 3 can write a column according to the principles of journalistic art

Student workload:
15 hours - actively participates in exercises
5 hours - preparation for exercises
10 hours - preparation of two texts - an interview and a column

Total 30 hours = 2 ECTS

Assessment criteria

Teaching methods:

EK nr 1 implemented by the problem method (explanation and explanation)
Ek nr 2 implemented by practical methods (subject exercises) EK No. 3 implemented by practical methods (subject exercises)

ad EK1

ffor the ndst. (2) does not know the press features of journalistic genres (interview, information and journalistic genres - a column)
for the assessment of the availability (3) knows sufficiently the features of press journalistic genres (interview, information and journalistic genres - especially a column)
on the db (4) grade, knows the features of press journalistic genres
(interview, information and journalistic genres - especially a column) to a good degree
for the grade very well (5) knows the features of press journalistic genres very well (interview, information and journalistic genres - especially a column)

ad EK 2

for the ndst. (2) is unable to conduct and prepare a press interview
for the assessment of the availability (3) is able to conduct an interview and elaborate it sufficiently
with db (4) can conduct an interview and prepare it well
for the assessment very good (5) conducts the interview very well and prepares it

ad EK3

for the ndst. (2) is unable to write a column as an example of a journalistic, journalistic genre
for the assessment of the availability (3) Writes a column without following most of the rules of the genre
the column writes well for the db (4) grade, taking into account most of the rules of the genre
for the grade very good (5) the column is written following all the rules of the genre

Bibliography

Z. Bauer, Press interview. Typology and structure. OBP Reports, Cracow 1988. Bible of journalism, edited by A.Skworza, A. Niziołka, Krakow 2010.
I. Borkowski, Contemporary press journalist interview, "Wroclaw Yearbook of Oral History", Year I, 2011.
Journalism from the kitchen, edited by A. Niczyperowicz, Poznań 2001. L. Grobel, Art of Interview. Master's lessons, Warsaw 2006.
M.Kozdoń-Dębecka, W. Łuka, B.Sułek-Kowalska, B. Umiłowicz, S.Zawiliński, Fundamentals of journalistic workshop, Warsaw 2012.
K.Wolny-Zmorzyński, A.Kaliszewski, J.Snopek, W.Furman, Press journalistic genres, Warsaw 2014.

Term 2021/22_L:

Term 2022/23_L:

Mandatory literature
Z. Bauer, Press Interview. Typology and structure. OBP reports, Kraków 1988.
The Bible of Journalism, edited by A.Skworz, A.Niziołka, Kraków 2010.
I. Borkowski, Contemporary press journalistic interview, "Wroclaw's Yearbook of Oral History", Yearbook I, 2011.
E. Chudziński, Felieton [in:] Z. Bauer, E. Chudziński (ed.),
Journalism and the world of media; Kraków 2000, pp. 197–213.
Inside Journalism, edited by A. Niczyperowicz, Poznań 2001.
L. Grobel, The Art of Interview. The Master's Lessons, Warsaw 2006.
K. Wolny-Zmorzyński, A. Kaliszewski, J. Snopek, W. Furman, Press journalism genres, Warsaw 2014.

Supplementary Literature
K. Kisielewski, Columns, vol. 1-4, Warsaw 2013-2014.
M. Pietrzak, Episode, column, chronicle - about the tradition of the column genre,
Bulletin de la Societe Polonaise de Linguistics, fasc. LXV 2009.
Press interviews of all time, Warsaw 20025. E. Żyrek-Horodyska, Feature. A romantic genre? "Ruch Literacki", bimonthly, Krakow January-February 2018, issue 1, pp. 1-17.

Term 2023/24_L:

Notes

Term 2023/24_L:

None

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