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Reportagem
Assistida por Computador
Reportagem
assistida por computador (ou computer-assisted reporting, CAR) é
um conjunto de técnicas para capacitar jornalistas a utilizar os
recursos oferecidos pela informática em sua busca por informação.
A idéia é tornar-se capaz de lidar com material como bancos
de dados, Internet, planilhas eletrônicas, entre outras. Estes são
os nosso links preferidos sobre o assunto
Entrando em contato
com CAR: algumas notícias
- JobsPace. “NICAR
seminar shows us how to get our CAR started”
- Elmundo. "El
auge del ciberperiodista". 18/03/1999
- UNC-CH News Services. BOB STEPNO. “Computer-assisted
reporting seminar being held at School of Journalism and Mass Communication”
Alguns links que levam
para outros links (todos de primeira...)
A bookshelf on computer-assisted
reporting, news research & statistics
The CAR/CARR Links
Page
Instituições
NICAR (573-882-0684)
Investigative Reporters and Editors (573-882-2042)
Ligadas a University of Missouri-Columbia.
Danish Institute for Computer-Assisted
Reporting
Southeast European Network for Computer-Assisted
Reporting
Alguns cursos sobre reportagem assistida por computador
University of California
at Berkeley, California, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting
Paul
Grabowicz
Carleton University,
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA
Computer-Assisted Reporting,
Dan Pottier and Mary
McGuire
Eastern Illinois University,
Charleston, Illinois, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting
Bill Dedman
Emory University,
Atlanta, Georgia, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting
David Milliron
University of Maryland,
College Park, Maryland, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting
Ira Chinoy
University of Missouri,
Columbia, Missouri, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting,
Richard Mullins
New York University,
New York, New York, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting
Drew Sullivan
Oklahoma State University,
Stillwater, Oklahoma, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting,
Stan
Ketterer
University of Richmond,
Virginia, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting,
Mollie
Gore
University of Texas
at Austin, Texas, EUA
Computer-Assisted Reporting,
Jeff
South and Jim Tankard