Getting Started with Journalism on the Internet

Journalism Schools

• Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism This is not the most in-depth page out there, but it will provide the reader with a good foundation of what the school is all about. It tells about the school's history, the student body and the courses of instruction offered. It also provides a link to the rest of Columbia University.

• College of Journalism and Communications at the University of Florida This is an excellent, thorough page, and it is well worth looking over. It provides an extensive overview of the college as well as information about the faculty and staff, television and radio stations, academic departments and research centers, the graduate studies program, and the school's publications. This page was well-constructed.

• Other Journalism Schools? If you do, check out this list.

  Other Interesting Journalism Sights

• The Birth of Way New Journalism

  Many people agree that the Internet will be the wave of the future in the journalism industry. Here is one of the first web pages to discuss that topic. It discusses the many ways in which the Internet will improve journalism as we know it.

• How to Find an Online Journalism Job on the Web Anne Hart, M.A., tells that many of the new journalism jobs available are on the web. She details what some of those jobs are and gives the names of some electronic and print magazines where aspiring journalists can communicate with potential employers.

  Click here for a list of some more journalism sources.

  As I said before, this page contains only a few examples of the hundreds of journalism sites that are out there on the web. Use this page as a starting point for exploring journalism on the web, but don't stop here. There is a wealth of information out there just waiting to be discovered. Mail any comments or suggestions to

  ahanson@peace.gordonc.edu