Teach+Journalism+Ethics

Now that you understand journalism ethics, your group will create an [|interactive] way to teach the concept to others.

You could create a game, a website, a computer program... anything, as long as it's interactive. Hint: Don't limit yourself to content from the SPJ Code of Ethics. A good project will use examples from real journalism ethics cases.

Set up your game for play. Play other games.**
 * 10/12/09 To Do:

10/8/09 To Do:
 * 1) Start working on your project.
 * 2) It is due tomorrow.

10/5/09 To Do:
 * 1) Make a to-do list for the project.
 * 2) Work on project. It is due on Thursday at the end of class, and will be played on Friday.

10/2/09 To Do:
 * 1) Have "scope of work" meeting with Ms. Hearnsberger
 * 2) Start working on your project.

10/1/09 To Do:
 * 1) Save unicornwiki.wikispaces.com as a favorite on your computer.
 * 2) Create a [|rubric] for your interactive ethics presentation.
 * 3) Save your rubric and write down the number.

These fields should be included in your rubric, in addition to what you come up with.
 * Rubric Requirements**
 * Content Accuracy - All content throughout the presentation is accurate. There are no factual errors.
 * Effectiveness - Project includes all material needed to gain a comfortable understanding of the topic. It is highly effective.
 * Interactive - Project is designed with a user in mind. It requires user participation.



9/30/09 To Do:
 * 1) Meet with the members of your group
 * 2) Decide what you want your project to look like
 * 3) Start researching