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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012: More pictures from the internet training

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012. Postings from a training on investigative internet journalism, Dar es Salaam, Oct 2012. Tuesday, 30 October 2012. More pictures from the internet training. Here is Ratifa Baranyikwa, news editor of Tanzania Daima, enjoying. A fact-finding exercise on Wednesday. Flora Rugashoborola is news editor at Star TV in Mwanza and also one of. Trainers of the regional internet training courses for reporters upcountry. Salaam School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012: How to avoid plagiarism

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012. Postings from a training on investigative internet journalism, Dar es Salaam, Oct 2012. Friday, 26 October 2012. How to avoid plagiarism. Plagiarism and the need for ethical reporting and true professionalism have been continuously on the agenda during the training days. Lists the following examples as plagiarism:. Turning in someone else’s work as your own. Copying words or ideas from someone else without giving credit. Then how can you avoid plagiarizing?

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012: Press invaded the internet training class

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012. Postings from a training on investigative internet journalism, Dar es Salaam, Oct 2012. Wednesday, 24 October 2012. Press invaded the internet training class. This is my first posting from a training course on investigative internet journalism arranged here at the Tanzania Global Development Learning Centre (TGDLC). At the Institute of Finance Management in Dar es Salaam, the commercial capital of Tanzania. The morning was hectic as our class was invaded b...

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012: Final feedback on what we are taking home

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012. Postings from a training on investigative internet journalism, Dar es Salaam, Oct 2012. Tuesday, 30 October 2012. Final feedback on what we are taking home. The training ended well last Friday with final assignments produced and links posted to the original stories. At the end of the training, the participants filled in an assessment questionnaire and also published their final feedback from the training days. Zanzibar correspondent of Changamoto and coord...

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012: Reflections from the first training day

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online 2012. Postings from a training on investigative internet journalism, Dar es Salaam, Oct 2012. Thursday, 25 October 2012. Reflections from the first training day. Participants of the investigative internet training have made postings on what we did on Wednesday and how they felt about the first day’s training. From The Citizen says that he likes that the course is ". For another comprehensive review of the events on Day 1, see the posting by. Head of journalism d...

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Zanzibar journalists going online: First hot and spicy day at the tovuti training

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Zanzibar journalists going online. Postings from an internet training with journalists in Zanzibar, Feb 2010. Monday, February 8, 2010. First hot and spicy day at the tovuti training. The Stone Town of Zanzibar is so nice, with narrow alleys, chalked white houses with traditionally carved wooden doors and balconies, small mosques in every second corner, children playing in the street, and vendors trading fruits and spices. The scent of spices is really everywhere. In the quite recent era of internet....

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online: The president of Sweden and three African ladies

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online. Postings from a training on investigative internet journalism, Dar es Salaam, Oct 2011. Friday, October 21, 2011. The president of Sweden and three African ladies. We have moved on to real fact-finding and producing stories based on the investigations. First we had a warm-up of some more simple research in order to activate our brains and minds to the more challenging research. To find out the population of Iringa town. The height of Mount Kilimanjaro. The rest...

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online: What participants write about Day 2

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Tanzanian journalists investigating online. Postings from a training on investigative internet journalism, Dar es Salaam, Oct 2011. Friday, October 21, 2011. What participants write about Day 2. Participants have made their postings about yesterday’s programme. Is listing many of the more simple assignments we had for warming up. She also mentions that the top scorer in the English Premier League is of course Wayne Rooney. Who happens to come from her favourite team, Manchester United. Some pictures from...

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Kauli zao: Training

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Who says what.Find out. Friday, February 3, 2012. Its a fifth day and a last day of my Training concerning Usage of internet. My foremost thanks to MISA TAN. And our trainer Mr. Peik. For the wonderful package they have given us. As a journalist this has been the most effective training I ever attended due the fact that it was more practical and sharing experience with other editors, subeditors, journalism lecturers, veteran journalist e.g my sister Rose Haji Mwalimu. I have gained a lot from you guys.