Term 2023Z:
Topics of the classes:
- Crisis-threatening situations Based on the existing knowledge of students, various types of crisis situations and the functions that can be performed by the media will be discussed. D. Piontek, S. Ossowski (eds.), Social communication in the age of new technologies, Polish Society of Social Communication, Poznań 2017; online, access protocol: http://www.ptks.pl/j3x/images/ebook2017.pdf H. Batorowska, R. Klepka, O. Wasiuta, Media as an instrument of information influence and society manipulation, Kraków 2019; online, access protocol: file: /// C: / Users / Ewa / Downloads / d35e4b772b9a9ded0ab30d97221c23fef85c5f69% 20 (10) .pdf
- Crisis situation Presentation of contemporary crisis situations in Poland, Europe and in the world and Discussion of the ways of reporting crisis situations in Poland, Europe and the world by the media (author's presentation of case studies). The content will be helpful in the implementation of students' own tasks presented during the next classes. Biela B., Types and mechanisms of media manipulation. "Pastoral Studies" No. 12/2016, pp. 286-311; online, access protocol: https://rebus.us.edu.pl/bitstream/20.500.12128/15158/1/Biela_Typy_i_mechanizm_manipalizacji_w_mediach.pdf Klepka R., Analysis of media content: why and what can it be used for in security and political science ?, "Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis, Studia de Securitateet Educatione Civili VI", (2016) (http: //rep.up.krakow .pl / xmlui / bitstream / handle / 11716/1975 / E. Stasiak-Jazukiewicz, M. Jas-Koziarkiewicz M. (2012). The role of television in emergencies. On the example of the way of reporting the tragic events of July 22 in Oslo and on the island of Utøya in Norway; online, access protocol: http://www.krrit.gov.pl/Data/Files/_public/Portals/0/publikacje/raporty/rola_telewizji.pdf - Crisis management in Poland The scope of legally permissible restrictions on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the media will be discussed.
- How to communicate in a crisis. The following will be discussed: types of communication activities, the needs of media reporting crisis situations. Musiałek P., Time for the doctrine of radical information policy. How should the government talk about COVID-19 ?; online, access protocol: https://klubjagiellonski.pl/2020/04/29/czas-na-doktryne-radykalnej-polityki-informacyjna-jak-rzad-powinien-mowic-o-covid-19/ - Planning an information strategy in a specific crisis situation During the course, students will be familiarized with the conditions of a crisis situation (e.g. flood) and asked to prepare an information strategy for such a time, including messages addressed to various recipients (managers, media, citizens), adequate to various stages of the development of the threat. - Determinants of anti-terrorist information policies in the European Union countries. Babiński A., Jałoszyński K., Zubrzycki W., Polish anti-terrorist act - response to the threats of modern terrorism, Szczytno 2016. Online sources on the EU counter-terrorism strategy, including: https://www.consilium.europa.eu/pl/policies/fight-against-terrorism/ - Counter-terrorist information policy and methods of assessing its effectiveness (discussion of selected case studies, including British and French). SWOT analysis - The role of the media in disseminating information about crisis situations abroad. Discussion of projects made by students. - The role of the media in disseminating information about crises in their own country. Discussion of projects made by students.
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Term 2024Z:
Topics of the classes:
- Crisis-threatening situations Based on the existing knowledge of students, various types of crisis situations and the functions that can be performed by the media will be discussed. D. Piontek, S. Ossowski (eds.), Social communication in the age of new technologies, Polish Society of Social Communication, Poznań 2017; online, access protocol: http://www.ptks.pl/j3x/images/ebook2017.pdf H. Batorowska, R. Klepka, O. Wasiuta, Media as an instrument of information influence and society manipulation, Kraków 2019; online, access protocol: file: /// C: / Users / Ewa / Downloads / d35e4b772b9a9ded0ab30d97221c23fef85c5f69% 20 (10) .pdf
- Crisis situation Presentation of contemporary crisis situations in Poland, Europe and in the world and Discussion of the ways of reporting crisis situations in Poland, Europe and the world by the media (author's presentation of case studies). The content will be helpful in the implementation of students' own tasks presented during the next classes. Biela B., Types and mechanisms of media manipulation. "Pastoral Studies" No. 12/2016, pp. 286-311; online, access protocol: https://rebus.us.edu.pl/bitstream/20.500.12128/15158/1/Biela_Typy_i_mechanizm_manipalizacji_w_mediach.pdf Klepka R., Analysis of media content: why and what can it be used for in security and political science ?, "Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis, Studia de Securitateet Educatione Civili VI", (2016) (http: //rep.up.krakow .pl / xmlui / bitstream / handle / 11716/1975 / E. Stasiak-Jazukiewicz, M. Jas-Koziarkiewicz M. (2012). The role of television in emergencies. On the example of the way of reporting the tragic events of July 22 in Oslo and on the island of Utøya in Norway; online, access protocol: http://www.krrit.gov.pl/Data/Files/_public/Portals/0/publikacje/raporty/rola_telewizji.pdf - Crisis management in Poland The scope of legally permissible restrictions on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the media will be discussed.
- How to communicate in a crisis. The following will be discussed: types of communication activities, the needs of media reporting crisis situations. Musiałek P., Time for the doctrine of radical information policy. How should the government talk about COVID-19 ?; online, access protocol: https://klubjagiellonski.pl/2020/04/29/czas-na-doktryne-radykalnej-polityki-informacyjna-jak-rzad-powinien-mowic-o-covid-19/ - Planning an information strategy in a specific crisis situation During the course, students will be familiarized with the conditions of a crisis situation (e.g. flood) and asked to prepare an information strategy for such a time, including messages addressed to various recipients (managers, media, citizens), adequate to various stages of the development of the threat. - Determinants of anti-terrorist information policies in the European Union countries. Babiński A., Jałoszyński K., Zubrzycki W., Polish anti-terrorist act - response to the threats of modern terrorism, Szczytno 2016. Online sources on the EU counter-terrorism strategy, including: https://www.consilium.europa.eu/pl/policies/fight-against-terrorism/ - Counter-terrorist information policy and methods of assessing its effectiveness (discussion of selected case studies, including British and French). SWOT analysis - The role of the media in disseminating information about crisis situations abroad. Discussion of projects made by students. - The role of the media in disseminating information about crises in their own country. Discussion of projects made by students.
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