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Learn to Succeed in the Digital World

Digital Journalism is a broad term that emerged in the later part of the 20th century to encompass the amalgamation of traditional media such as print, film, images, music, voice, and written word, with the interactive power of computer and communications technology, computer-enabled consumer devices and, most importantly, the internet. Today most technologies are digital. Globalization is generally stated as “more than expansion of activities beyond the boundaries of particular nation states”. Globalization shortens the distance between people all over the world through electronic communication and expresses this great development as the “death of distance”. Digital Media “radically break the connection between physical place and social place, making physical location much less significant for our social relationships”. Digital Journalists work on the cutting edge of what’s fresh and exciting, creating an interactive mix of all of the digital media’s components: text, photography, interactivity, graphics, animation, video, and sound.

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Skill Development

Learn the ins and outs of the Media Industry to remain a Pro

Active Learning

Learn with discussions, problem-solving, and case studies

Lifelong Learning

Learn the tricks for ongoing, voluntary, and self-motivated” Lessons

CAREER DEVELOPMENT COURSE

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The ability to gather, digitize, process, and communicate information using Digital Technology
The ability to identify appropriate technologies to accomplish a specific communication need using the Web and other online delivery systems and resources.
The understanding of how visual aesthetics and language work together, and how image-based- communication differs from and interrelates with text-based communication

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Why Lean Digital Journalism

The opportunity for creators and communicators, artists, educators, animators, designers, writers, digital cinematographers, and business people, who use digital technologies to deliver information to people in new ways, has experienced tremendous growth in recent years. For those with proper acumen in a mix of creative and technical areas, the opportunities are endless. If you wish to move into a career in Digital Journalism, some key skills to cultivate include:

Digitize Yourself

The ability to gather, digitize, process, and communicate information using Digital Technology.

Identify Technologies

The ability to identify appropriate technologies to accomplish a specific communication need using the Web and other online delivery systems and resources.

Visual Aesthetic

The understanding of how visual aesthetics and language work together, and how image-based- communication differs from and interrelates with text-based communication

People who hire Digital journalists seek the skills and aptitudes that will make them valuable members of their team. No one can be certain of what the future will bring, but for careers in digital journalism, the outlook is especially bright. There is vast potential for anyone hoping to move into this arena if they have the right creativity and vision.

Keeping the above facts in mind Institute of Digital Media Technology has started a new initiative named “New Media Center to educate and empower the next-generation media professionals to develop the tricks, techniques, and technology required to educate, engage, enhance, enrich, and entertain the next-generation Media Professionals using Digital Technology.

Digital Technology is changing almost every aspect of our life in today’s world. However, technology is subject to perpetual change at a rapid pace. To learn to live with this process of flux, we have to acquire the required skills that will enable us to adapt to future developments as well as to shape our futures, both professionally and personally. The main goal of the Digital Media program is to create innovative and responsible forms of mass employment.

It’s the Time to Change the Game