Program
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JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms
STATUS:
closed
Program Summary
A training programme to help small newsrooms leverage the power of artificial intelligence. The JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms is a free online programme that offers a deep dive into the potential of artificial intelligence to journalists and media professionals from small newsrooms.
About this Program
The Academy has been a core programme of the JournalismAI initiative since 2021, training 60 newsroom professionals from across the globe.
The 8-week programme will start in June 2023. It is designed for journalists and media professionals from small news organisations (fewer than 50 employees).
In line with JournalismAI’s mission to make the potential of AI more accessible for news organisations worldwide, the Academy aims to support small newsrooms that want to learn how AI can be used to enhance their journalism.
The Academy is free for selected participants, thanks to the support of the Google News Initiative, which has been powering JournalismAI since 2019.
8 Weeks - Start: 15/06/2023
Price: Free
Subject: AI for journalists and small newsrooms
Promoters: Polis & GNI
Level of difficulty: Emerging > Connected
Competences
- The programme combines a series of masterclasses given by experts working at the intersection of journalism and artificial intelligence with opportunities for discussion among participants. In addition to that, participants will be guided through the development of resources that can support their organisations’ AI-adoption journey during and after the programme.
- More information: https://www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications/polis/JournalismAI/academy
Course Curriculum
The JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms is a free online programme that offers a deep dive into the potential of artificial intelligence to journalists and media professionals from small newsrooms.
Program Directors
Polis & GNI
The Fellowship programme is organised by the JournalismAI team at Polis – the journalism think-tank at the London School of Economics and Political Science – and it's supported by the Google News Initiative.