RJR edition 30

ARTICLES

• Editorial: Radical
• Contributors
• J-Teachers getting their International Act together by Guy Berger
• If I ran a J-School I'd Shake Things Up by Dan Gilmor
• I remember having Mac and Cheese at my Gran's House edited by Gillian Rennie
• The Gap between What 'Ought' to Be and What Students Want by Priscilla Boshoff
• What is Enough Change? by Lizette Rabe
• Focus is the Secret by Reg Rumney
• In Search of Critical Engangement: a History of South African University-based Education by Jeanne du Toit
• Western Paradigms, African Media Experiences: Notes on Fraught Classroom Encouters by Wallace Chuma
• A Conceptually Relevant and Practically Sophisticted Journalism Syllabus for Africa by Fackson Banda
• In Guinea-Conakry, a J-School Guarantee: a Diploma and your own Newspaper by Wilma Jean Emanuel Randle
• Twenty Ten: African Journalism Education in a Year of Radical Attention by Dominique le Roux
• The Love of Football by Amos Gumulira
• Teaching Critical Global Journalism by Herman Wasserman
• Wrestling with The Future by David Weintraub
• Reporting International Justice by Robert Brand
• Speaking Design Language by Irwin Manoim
• Using Radio to Encourage Civic-Minded Journalism by Tanja Bosch
• Swimming in the Ocean of Social Media by Geneva Overholser
• There's a Tweet in Every Class by Julie Posetti
• A Social Media Tool Kit for the Journalism Classroom by Maggie Verster
• Poynter's Electronic University Teaches Journalism across the World by Howard Finberg and Vicki Krueger
• Teaching Conflict-Sensitive Journalism by Peter du Toit
• Gender in Media Education Audit by Pat Made
• Purveying Business Intelligence by Robert Brand
• Why Journalism is Failing the Scientific Age by George Claassen
• A Tale of Two Investigations by Rod Amner
• Eight Things Students Should Demand From their Journalism Schools by Robert Niles
• We the Journalists of Tomorrow by Richard Stupart
• Locating My Media DNA by Elijah Chiwota
• "We Need to Take our Profession Seriously..." Rhodes Journalism Review asks 15 working journalists, editors and new media spcialists what is missing from journalism education
• Wearing Two Hats by Jo-Anne Vorster
• Changing the World (Again) by Jonathan Ancer
• The Dynamics and Demands of the Time by Mathatha Tsedu
• An Extreme Interest in News by Tammy Sutherns
• No just Talent, but Practice by Remy Raitt
• When 140 Years of Small-Town Newspapering meets Journalism Education by Anthea Garman
• Mobile Phones, Youth Radio, Citizen Journalists: How the News is Coming To Grahamstown by Harry Dugmore
• Taking Citizen Journalism Seriously by Elvira van Noort
• Streaming Along: Embracing the Challenges of the New in South Africa's Oldest, Independent Newsroom by Michael Salzwedel
• Young People should be Seen and Heard by Jayne Morgan
• Upstart - the Paper for Youth by Shireen Badat
• The Wisdom of the Crowds by Irene Costera Meijer