Artificial intelligence (AI) is being embedded in newsrooms and content operations across the industry – but how will it affect the role of the journalist, content creator and editor?
The NCTJ’s Journalism Skills Academy offers training resources so that people in different publishing roles can learn the essential skills and knowledge needed to adapt to AI technology as it continues to evolve.
The training is designed to be relevant to a broad audience – including journalists and senior editorial leaders; those working in the public relations, communications and marketing sectors; journalism tutors and trainers; freelance journalists and student journalists.
The aims of the training are:
The training is also provided via different channels including virtual masterclasses and lunch and learns, bespoke in-house programmes and e-learning on the JSA platform.
This e-learning course is an essential training resource for journalists and content creators to gain knowledge about the capabilities of AI and learn essential skills to use it in their day-to-day roles.
This masterclass is a practical session which will demonstrate how AI technology works and will explain existing and developing tools that are being adopted by media organisations across the UK.
Lunch and learn - Journalists of all backgrounds and experiences will benefit from the learnings in the course, which combines up-to-date information with practical guidance. It has been designed to appeal to a broad range of roles in the media.
Masterclass - How is artificial intelligence (AI) being embedded in the industry and how it is impacting on the role of the journalist?
Lunch and learn - How can artificial intelligence (AI) support your newsroom or content operation? How can it be integrated into the day-to-day running of your organisation?
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