Media Ethics Team Building

What you'll learn

The press may be free, but is it a free-for-all? Is it okay to clean up a quote, or go on air without knowing the entire story? Using real-life case studies, your team debates how to apply these principles and experiences the decision-making process that goes on behind-the-scenes in journalism. Participants learn to express and respect different viewpoints, all while becoming more informed media consumers.

Grade(s)

Adult

Duration

60 minutes

Day(s) offered

Monday-Friday

Time(s) offered

9 a.m.–3 p.m. ET

Cost

$30 per person

Includes admission to the Newseum

Venue and Capacity

Learning Center (max 36)

Minimum enrollment

10 participants

Enrollment type

Registration required

Classes at the Newseum: Classes must be requested at least two weeks in advance. Additional times and locations may be available in conjunction with a Newseum event rental.

We recommend arriving at the Newseum at least than 15 minutes before your scheduled class time.

Book Now

You can register by completing our online form , calling 202/292-6650 or emailing educationprograms@newseum.org.

All sales are final. If you need to reschedule or cancel your program, please contact the education Department at 202/292-6650 OR email educationprograms@newseum.org before the date of your scheduled trip. There are no refunds for no shows or unused tickets.

Assistance (e.g. ASL interpretation, assistive listening, description) for programs/tours can be arranged with at least seven business days’ notice. Please contact AccessUs at AccessUs@newseum.org or by calling 202/292-6453.

Media Ethics for Students

Is it OK to clean up a quote or broadcast unconfirmed information? Students become more critical consumers of news media by examining real-life case studies of journalists striving to be accurate, fair and clear.
Grade(s)
- 6-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)
Photo Ethics

Students become more critical consumers of visual information by examining real-life case studies of photojournalists striving to be accurate, fair and clear.
Grade(s)
- 7-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)
Is It Fair? Evaluate Your Media

Are accusations of bias clogging your news feed? Are your students quick to point out that something's unfair — but not as ready to explain why? Tune up your “fairness meter” to assess how objective or biased content really is.
Grade(s)
- 7-12
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)

Media Ethics for Students

Is it OK to clean up a quote or broadcast unconfirmed information? Students become more critical consumers of news media by examining real-life case studies of journalists striving to be accurate, fair and clear.
Grade(s)
- 6-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)
Is It Fair? Evaluate Your Media

Are accusations of bias clogging your news feed? Are your students quick to point out that something's unfair — but not as ready to explain why? Tune up your “fairness meter” to assess how objective or biased content really is.
Grade(s)
- 7-12
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
Photo Ethics

Students become more critical consumers of visual information by examining real-life case studies of photojournalists striving to be accurate, fair and clear.
Grade(s)
- 7-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)

Is It Fair? Evaluate Your Media

Are accusations of bias clogging your news feed? Are your students quick to point out that something's unfair — but not as ready to explain why? Tune up your “fairness meter” to assess how objective or biased content really is.
Grade(s)
- 7-12
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
Photo Ethics

Students become more critical consumers of visual information by examining real-life case studies of photojournalists striving to be accurate, fair and clear.
Grade(s)
- 7-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)
Covering a Catastrophe

Through the lens of the events of Sept. 11, 2001, students explore the unique practical and ethical challenges journalists face when covering breaking news.
Grade(s)
- 8-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)

Photo Ethics

Students become more critical consumers of visual information by examining real-life case studies of photojournalists striving to be accurate, fair and clear.
Grade(s)
- 7-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)
Covering a Catastrophe

Through the lens of the events of Sept. 11, 2001, students explore the unique practical and ethical challenges journalists face when covering breaking news.
Grade(s)
- 8-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)
Media Ethics for Students

Is it OK to clean up a quote or broadcast unconfirmed information? Students become more critical consumers of news media by examining real-life case studies of journalists striving to be accurate, fair and clear.
Grade(s)
- 6-12
- College/University
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Virtual (no limit)

Media Ethics — Educator Workshop

Learn about the principles of ethical journalism — and how to teach them to your students — in this case-study-based professional development workshop.
Grade(s)
- Educator
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Your location
The Photographic Revolution: The Ethics and Impact of Seeing the Story

Educators learn about the evolution of investigative reporting in the United States, then use case studies to practice teaching media literacy to students.
Grade(s)
- Educator
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Documentary Theater (max 100)
- Your location
Navigating NewseumED

In this hands-on introduction to our website, you'll learn how to find primary sources, videos, lessons and interactives to support your learning objectives in the classroom or on a field trip.
Grade(s)
- Educator
Venue & Capacity
- Learning Center (max 36)
- Virtual (no limit)
- Your location

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