新媒体时代新闻传播教育的四大转型趋势 论文范例（Four transformation trends of Journalism and communication education in the new media era）.docVIP

新媒体时代新闻传播教育的四大转型趋势 论文范例（Four transformation trends of Journalism and communication education in the new media era） Four transformation trends of Journalism and communication education in the new media age Abstract: in order to adapt to the development of new media technology, journalism and communication education in the new era will show the following four major transformation trends: integration of disciplines and universities need to optimize all the internal resources, promote the development of journalism education through the integration of the subjects; media fusion, if a news can be described in 30 different forms of technology use 30 different ways, and we need to help the students to understand the nature of news, and the most suitable for the use of media news; the innovation of science and technology, colleges and universities should become the media innovation engine, rather than with the innovation, should be strengthened for application of the new media environment, promoting the integration of research; ecological understanding, as long as we live in a changing media environment, we report the way news is no reason for our news education pattern unchanged, there is no reason Unchanged。 Key words: Journalism and communication education; new media; transformation trend; In 2006, the year of the birth of Twitter, the Time of the United States named you YOU. In the ascendant of digital culture, those who have been called audiences have become active participants in information production. As Bradshaw (2007) said, the world we live in has become a society where people can access and produce information from a society where the public must rely on professional media for information. Time prophecy, for a large number of user produced content platform, such as YouTube, MySpace, Wikipedia and Twitter, will not only change the world, but also change the way the world changes (Grossman, 2006). The rapidly changing media environment poses a challenge to journali