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Unit 1: Principles of Solutions Journalism (Part 1)
7 Lessons -
Unit 2: Principles of Solutions Journalism (Part 2)
6 Lessons -
Unit 3: Identifying Solutions Stories
9 Lessons-
StartUnit 3 Overview
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StartLesson 3.1: Ask "What's Missing?"
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StartLesson 3.2: Look for Positive Deviants
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StartExercise 3.1 Identifying Positive Deviance
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StartLesson 3.3: Break the Problem into Smaller Pieces
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StartLesson 3.4: Find Stories in Published Data and Reports
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StartExercise 3..2: Find a Story in Google Scholar
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StartExercise 3.3: Unit Quiz
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StartExercise 3.4: Reaction to Unit 3
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Unit 5: Why Solutions Journalism?
6 Lessons-
StartUnit 5 Overview
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StartLesson 5.1: Solutions Journalism Adds Value Over Reporting Just On Problems
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StartLesson 5.2 Solutions Journalism Can Help Counter News Avoidance
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StartLesson 5.3: Solutions Journalism Can Foster Reader Engagement
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StartExcercise 5.1: Unit Summary Quiz
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StartExercise 5.2: Reactions
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Solutions journalism
Course Summary
Course Curriculum
Jack Rosenberry
I am a former journalist (20+ years) and former college journalism professor (20 additional years), now retired. Most recently, since retiring from full-time work in 2021, I have worked in a part-time data journalism role with the New York & Michigan Solutions Journalism Collaborative. I live in Webster, NY, USA.
