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New Model of College Journalism and Communication Curriculum Reform under the Digital Age
- 1 Shanghai Lida University
- 2 Shanghai Lida University
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Abstract
Based on the concrete experience and practice of China's journalism and communication education reform in recent years, this paper discusses the needs of The Times, concept innovation and mode exploration. This paper focuses on how to empower journalism and communication education with "practice", puts forward the concept of "practice view of journalism education", upgrades the "practice education" to "comprehensive practice", promotes the innovation of journalism and communication education model, and promotes the high-quality development of journalism and communication education. The article also discusses the opportunities and challenges of journalism and communication education in the new situation, and how to better adapt to the change of media technology and train excellent journalism and communication talents to adapt to the new communication environment.
Keywords
digital age, curriculum reform, journalism and communication major, new model
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Zhang,X.;Lin,X. (2024). New Model of College Journalism and Communication Curriculum Reform under the Digital Age. Journal of Fintech and Business Analysis,1,23-25.
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