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1 For Journalists INCA 2018 Patricia Elliott
Research For Journalists INCA 2018 Patricia Elliott

2 Why Research? Better interviews – You can ask the right questions
Context – Your story can explains why it matters Accuracy – Your story is a reliable source Details – Your story comes alive with great descriptions and details

3 Sources Getting started

4 People Friends, relatives, friends of friends, Elders, experts, classmates, people in the grocery story lineup, etc. Exercise: Make a list of the people you will need for your story. Be as specific as possible.

5 Paper News stories, studies, books, directories, reports, government documents, meeting minutes, data bases, statistics, etc. Exercise: Make a list of documents you will likely need

6 Pictures Archival photos, maps, drawings, old footage, etc.
Exercise: Make a list of images you might need

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