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Friday, April 19, 2024
KSU journalism students held the second student master class
On April 19, within the framework of the round table “Actual problems of the modern media space
in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war", students of 261 and 361 groups majoring in
“Journalism” held the II student master class on “Communication Insights:
Modern strategies for success”.
The event was attended by university professors and students, as well as applicants and pupils.
At the beginning of the meeting, the deans of the Faculty of Ukrainian
and Foreign Philology and Journalism, Iryna Viktorivna Goshtanar, Head of the Department of
of Ukrainian and Slavic Philology and Journalism Svitlana Klymovych and
Andrii Solomakhin, guarantor of the Journalism program.
The master class began with a report by Sofia Lutsenko on the topic “Fundamentals of successful
communication", where the student outlined the key rules for preparing for a public
for public speaking. Sofia also spoke about strategies and tactics for promoting your own brand on
on social media.
“The strategy of success in social media is a complex process that requires clear
planning and systematic work, although at first it seems very easy and
simple at first. But the most important thing is not to be afraid to express yourself and show up, otherwise
no one will notice you,” the speaker explains.
The second presentation by Valentyna Netrebych was on the topic of “Interview as a method of
of communication”. Valentyna explained the main types of interviews, the stages of their
and techniques that should be used to achieve success. Also
the student also offered the guests to complete a small interactive quest to
to consolidate their knowledge of interviews.
“An interview is a direct communication based on questions. This
method of communication includes many different aspects, but in
journalism, it is a very interesting way to learn more about the personality of the
the respondent and create a cool story based on the guest's comments,”
summarized the speaker.
Next, a student and journalist from the TV channel “TV and Radio”
was delivered by Daria Boykova, a student and journalist at Suspilne: Odesa” Daria Boykova, who
spoke about the peculiarities of a reporter's work from her own experience.
“If you are preparing some very emotional topic, maybe someone's story, and you want to
to reveal it from many sides and want the viewer to feel this story, you have to
be very careful, firstly, to cover it, and secondly, you have to
tell it in such a way that everyone understands what you are trying to convey with this story and
to make your viewers and listeners feel emotions,” says the
the correspondent says.
Oleksandr Sipko, a student of group 261, concluded the event with his research on
“Safe online communication”, where he analyzed the security aspects of popular
messengers in Ukraine and provided participants with recommendations on digital security in
services for online communication. The speaker also presented interesting alternatives to
to conventional messengers for safer online communication.
“...During the war, the topic of maintaining privacy and security while communicating in
is very acute <...> Nowadays, messengers have become not only
a tool for communication, but also a source of news, in general - an integral part of
of our lives. However, can we be sure that our messages or
or even data will not fall into the wrong hands?” says Oleksandr about the subject of his
of his research.
The participants of the event were amazed at the amount of useful information. The speakers
were addressed with many words of gratitude for their creative and professional approach to
to the topics covered.
KSU lecturer and writer Vasyl Stepanovych Zahorodniuk dedicated the following poems to the
the following poetic lines to the speakers of the event:
I have a dream,
Lutsenko knows it Sofia.
Communication, I'm coming!
With Sofia to KSU.
I'm going to get smart from now on,
Netrebych writes to Valentina.
From now on, I am a respondent,
and there is one thing:
Remember from now on,
that we have an interviewer.
She is already carrying a camera.
filming everyone, filming everything.
I'm going to ask Daria to let me in,
this camera will not pass me by.
From Oleksandr Sypko.
my advice is this:
“save your life.
this is the meaning and form of it.
Author - Oleksandr Sypko, second-year student majoring in Journalism
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Thursday, April 18, 2024
On April 18, a roundtable discussion was held on “Current issues of the modern media space in the in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war”
Today, on April 18, a roundtable discussion “Current Issues of the Modern Media Space in the
in the Context of the Russian-Ukrainian War” was held today, with Sergiy Nikitenko and Denys Putintsev as speakers.
Sergiy Nikitenko revealed the details of the journalist's hard work in the de-occupied territories and explained
under what circumstances it is possible and necessary to violate the rules for publishing materials from the red zones.
The journalist also emphasized the importance of covering the issue of the de-occupied territories, in particular for
foreign audiences. According to him, this not only helps the audience learn about the de-occupied
villages, but also benefits the communities themselves: “...donors, who are actually the main ‘supplier’ of
of some kind of resource for these destroyed communities, they also read the media...”.
The next speaker, Denys Putintsev, spoke about personal branding and the main factors that can be used to
to encourage people to watch your content. The media expert highlighted the rule of 5 Cs, namely:
“Death, Fear, Sex, Laughter, and Scandal. Together with the participants of the event, they also discussed which
platforms to work on and develop their brand.
The speaker provided general recommendations for the successful implementation of your own project: “The first thing is
philosophical, to understand that the world has changed. The second is cynical, to understand that it has changed, perhaps not
for the better. The third is professional... now every minute you need to develop, every minute you need to
to acquire knowledge every minute, because the world has changed and it is very fast... Fourth, you need to understand that now
journalists, media professionals are not just people who produce information, analyze, they are also stars, in any
in any context... The fifth is to understand that there are no bad comments and information, and no
good comments and information, there is only the way you use them, how you use them to
to develop your personal brand. It's okay to not like someone, it's not okay at all if
no one cares about you...”.
We remind you that tomorrow, April 19, at 10:40 a.m., the II student workshop “Communication Insights:
Modern Strategies for Success”. We invite you to join us!
Authors: Victoria Ilchenko, Sofia Lutsenko
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Tuesday, April 09, 2024
The Third All-Ukrainian Methodological Workshop of the Modern Language Teacher Starts
The 3-day marathon will take place from April 09 to 11, 2024 on the Zoom platform.
The event was organized by the Department of Ukrainian and Slavic Philology and Journalism of the Faculty of Ukrainian and Foreign Philology and Journalism with the assistance of the Linguistic and Educational and Scientific Center of Kherson State University.
Taking the opportunity to meet in the digital space, the guests and speakers of the All-Ukrainian Workshop congratulated Maria Ivanovna Pentiliuk, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor of the Department of Ukrainian and Slavic Philology and Journalism at Kherson State University, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, on her birthday!
It is symbolic that it was Maria Ivanovna who opened the workshop with her report, outlining the trends in the development of modern Ukrainian linguistic didactics.
Olena Semenoh, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department of Ukrainian Language and Literature at Sumy State Pedagogical University named after A. S. Makarenko, also spoke about the ethnosthetics of the language of the Ukrainian family.
Don't miss the presentations of other workshop participants, including: On April 10, Svitlana Ahmad will discuss Digital Tools for Remote Ukrainian Language Lessons, and Lilia Ruskulis will present online services for creating infographics.
The program for April 11 includes a presentation by Olesia Slyzhuk on "Ukrainian Literature in the New Ukrainian School: Competence Potential and New Content," and Alyona Savostina will talk about "Tools for a Modern Ukrainian Language Lesson." Maria Shponka will finish the marathon with the topic "Online whiteboard (Padlet) in the educational process. Creating interactive games in the Wordwall program".
You can join the events at the following link
https://ksu-ks-ua.zoom.us/j/8080839333?pwd=VEE1V3AvSXNUYnd2OWVCZkNyMjlrUT09
Identifier: 808 083 9333 Access code: 202223
Date of the event: April 09-11, 2024.
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Thursday, March 07, 2024
KSU journalism students learned techniques to combat disinformation
On March 5, the 2nd online webinar was held as part of the project "Building a Tolerant
information space by regional media" entitled "Fact-checking techniques in the
in the fight against disinformation for the preparation of information and analytical materials".
The first module was titled "Who creates fakes and why," where an expert from the
"Yuriy Khrystenzen, an expert at the Odesa Political Platform media center, told the webinar participants about
the history of Soviet and Russian propaganda, gave examples of propaganda
campaigns of these two regimes and drew parallels between them. The participants of the event noted
interesting and informative infographics and diagrams used by Mr. Christensen during his
during his presentation.
In the second module, titled "Exposing Fakes and Manipulation," the co-founder of the
Olga Yurkova, co-founder of the StopFake project, taught journalists algorithms for countering disinformation and
and familiarized participants with tools for exposing fakes and manipulations. A significant
of the time the trainer devoted to analyzing and refuting the stereotypes that currently
that currently prevail in Ukrainian society.
As a reminder, on February 22, the project "Building a Tolerant Information Space by Regional Media
a series of educational webinars organized by the Vinnytsia Press Club
by the Vinnytsia Press Club with the support of the International Foundation for Electoral Systems
(IFES), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and British aid from the
(UKAID). The project coordinator is Svitlana Shevchuk.
The next webinar will be held on the topic: "Public Dialogue: Peculiarities of Equal Coverage of All Groups of
and the role of the media in building it" will take place on March 15.
Author - Oleksandr Sipko, second-year student majoring in Journalism
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Tuesday, February 27, 2024
Valentyna Pestushko (Fedorchuk), a 2nd year student of Kherson State University majoring in journalism, conducted a fact-checking training for Kherson residents at the educational training center "SVOE".
How not to fall for fakes?
Valentyna Pestushko (Fedorchuk), a 2nd year student of Kherson State University majoring in Journalism, conducted a training on fact-checking for Kherson residents at the educational training center "SVOE".
The author's program included theoretical and practical parts.
During two hours, the participants learned
- What to look for before trusting a news story and sharing it;
- how to distinguish between a fake and a real video;
- what are "patriotic" fakes and how dangerous they are;
- how to determine which country the administrators of a Facebook group are from and which sources can be trusted.
The participants applied their newly acquired skills to practical cases. Together with older participants, they also set up messengers to protect their accounts from fraudsters
Today, the enemy is waging a large-scale information war, in which our weapon is media literacy!
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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Tuesday, February 27, 2024
A student majoring in journalism visited Croatia as part of a delegation of 6 Ukrainian journalists
As part of an international cooperation project supported by the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine, a delegation of 6 Ukrainian journalists visited Croatia.
The delegation included Valentyna Pestushko (Fedorchuk), a student of KSU majoring in Journalism.
Throughout the week, Ukrainian media professionals discussed the challenges they faced and their work in the war. They also held a number of meetings with diplomats, Croatian students, professors from the United States and the president of the European Federation of Journalists, Maya Sever.
During the trip, our student had the opportunity to communicate with Ukrainians and Kherson residents who were forced to move to Croatia due to Russian armed aggression.
We are proud that a student of Kherson State University represented the interests of Ukraine and our city at the international level.
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Thursday, February 15, 2024
Journalism students took part in the training "Tools of an intern" in Lviv
On February 14, a 3-day training on "Tools of the intern" started in Lviv with the support of Kharkiv Press Club. The event was attended by students and teachers of the Journalism Department of Kherson State University. There are 3 days of intense work, discussions, interesting and creative tasks ahead. The training program is devoted to the specifics of conducting journalistic investigations, collecting and working with information, and the parameters of OSINT research: identification, geolocation, time determination, searching for information from open registers, etc. In addition, the training participants will have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with online resources for creating and editing infographics.
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Thursday, November 16, 2023
On November 16, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Radio, Television and Communication Workers.
On November 16, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Radio, Television and Communications Workers. These are the threads that unite Ukrainians across borders, allowing them to receive information quickly, share it, and support each other in times of need. During the full-scale Russian invasion, media representatives are selflessly and heroically holding the information line.
Kherson State University, being the cradle of journalism in the southern region, has been educating worthy generations of media professionals for many years. In 2005, the Faculty of Ukrainian Philology opened a specialty 061 Journalism. For over 18 years, the university has been training specialists who successfully work in regional and national media. In addition, students fruitfully cooperate with such resources as: Channel 5 TV, A Business (Open), Bakhmut Fortress, Most online media, Svidomi. Media", online edition "Watermelon. City, and the KSU Press Center. Today, having celebrated the anniversary of the liberation of Kherson, our students continue to revive and form a fundamentally new media field, so on November 11, X-ON radio began its work, which was founded by 2nd year student Valentyna Fedorchuk.
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Friday, November 10, 2023
"Tools for professional growth of journalists in the context of information wars"
The 3rd year students of the 361st group, Sofia Lutsenko, Valentina Netrebich and Volodymyr Dombrovsky, took part in a workshop organized by the Kharkiv Press Club on the topic: "Tools for professional growth of journalists in the context of information wars". It will be held from November 9 to 11 in the beautiful city of Kamianets-Podilskyi.
The workshop program is full of various cases that will contribute to the professional growth of future journalists.
On November 9, a webinar was held on the topic: "Peculiarities of a journalist's work with digital information and cybersecurity", which was aimed at increasing knowledge of cybersecurity and social engineering on the web, as well as the basics of programming with artificial intelligence. These practical skills will be useful for future journalists in the field of investigative journalism, as well as data search in the course of performing professional tasks and creating materials.
We gained interesting knowledge and practical skills. The topics of the webinars are relevant and full of examples for a better understanding of the information.
We are very grateful to Oleksandr Manzhai, Head of the Department of Cybercrime Counteraction of the Faculty #4 (Cyber Police) of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, PhD in Law, Professor, Lieutenant Colonel of Police, and Vitalii Nosov, Professor of the Department of Cybercrime Counteraction of the Faculty #4 (Cyber Police) of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor.
We are looking forward to future webinars and practical tasks!
We thank the organizers for the opportunity to attend such workshops!
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Friday, November 10, 2023
Normative? In the linguistic portrait of the city
On November 09, 2023 at 15:00 on the Zoom platform, Svitlana Martos, Candidate of Philology, Associate Professor of the Department of Ukrainian and Slavic Philology and Journalism, gave a lecture on the topic: "Normative? In the linguistic portrait of the city". Students and teachers took an active part in the intellectual discussion, as well as traveled the streets of their favorite city and gained pleasant memories and interesting experience in the topic under discussion. In addition, the event featured an exciting quiz that allowed the participants to have fun and improve their knowledge of the linguistic portrait of the city, as well as learn to separate norms from anomalies. The students and teachers of Kherson State University were grateful for the opportunity to spend time in a useful and fun way.
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Friday, October 27, 2023
Radio dictation of national unity!
Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language at Kherson State University 💙💛
Today, the Faculty of Ukrainian and Foreign Philology and Journalism became one of the locations for writing the Radio Dictation of National Unity.
Participants joined our impromptu zoom audience from different parts of Ukraine (Kherson, Mykolaiv, Yuzhnoukrainsk, Odesa, Kyiv, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Khmelnytskyi, Kamianets-Podilskyi) and abroad (Bulgaria, Italy, Poland). The most emotional was the meeting with applicants who are in the temporarily occupied territory of Kherson region! Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language at Kherson State University 💙💛
Today, the Faculty of Ukrainian and Foreign Philology and Journalism became one of the locations for writing the Radio Dictation of National Unity.
Participants joined our impromptu zoom audience from different parts of Ukraine (Kherson, Mykolaiv, Yuzhnoukrainsk, Odesa, Kyiv, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Khmelnytskyi, Kamianets-Podilskyi) and abroad (Bulgaria, Italy, Poland). The most emotional was the meeting with the applicants who are in the temporarily occupied territory of Kherson region!
While writing, we mentally traveled the roads of Ukraine, we saw our Antonivskyi Bridge lying belly-up in its river, with the Dnipro embracing it...
Our wounded Ukraine is connected by tangled threads of roads, and we are united in our faith in our VICTORY
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Tuesday, October 24, 2023
The Ukrainian language is our weapon!
The Department of Ukrainian and Slavic Philology and Journalism continues a series of events on the occasion of the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language.
Today, the interactive "Clear Language is Our Weapon" was held. It touched the soul of everyone who attended: "The Ukrainian language is our weapon! These are not just words. It is a conscious position of each of us. Our language identifies us as a nation, eliminates numerous imperial myths about inferiority!" The event was organized and conducted by students of groups 401 and 411 under the guidance of Svitlana Martos. The guests learned about surzhykisms and dialects, took an active part in quizzes and games, and filled their hearts and souls with love for their native pure language. The students demonstrated interesting videos and posters that they created on their own as part of the course "Linguistic Personality in a Bilingual Environment."
The lines that sounded at the event made us hold our breath: "We must all remember our own, so dear, now bloodied by the enemy, exhausted, but steel, and most importantly, the WINNING WORD!" 💙💛
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Tuesday, October 24, 2023
On October 23, the Faculty of Ukrainian and Foreign Philology and Journalism hosted an interactive "The Art of Dispute" dedicated to the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language.
On October 23, the Faculty of Ukrainian and Foreign Philology and Journalism hosted an interactive event "The Art of Dispute" dedicated to the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language. The event was initiated by students of group 411 under the guidance of Associate Professor Svitlana Martos.
In a friendly atmosphere, the guests learned about arguments and their varieties, plunged into the history of this art and took part in a quiz, identified rules and mistakes in argumentation and criticism. The students vividly revealed the topic of the event, supplementing it with videos, quests and tests.
Conclusion from the organizers: "Argue only when it is really necessary to resolve an important issue, and if the dispute is trivial, do not waste the most valuable thing you have - time!" Apt words, always relevant....
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Friday, April 21, 2023
New times - new journalism!
**Yesterday, April 20, a discussion on the updated Journalism educational program, which will soon begin functioning at Kherson State University, took place on the Zoom platform. The OP was developed by a group of the Department of Ukrainian and Slavic Philology and Journalism in cooperation with stakeholders and students.**
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Thursday, April 13, 2023
Discussion of educational-scientific programs for applicants of the third (educational-scientific) level of higher education in specialty 014 Secondary education (Ukrainian language).
On April 12, 2023, at the Department of Ukrainian and Slavic Philology and Journalism, a discussion of the educational and scientific program for students of the third (educational and scientific) level of higher education in the specialty 014 Secondary education (Ukrainian language) took place in the format of an online meeting.
To highlight the main provisions of the program, the head of the department, associate professor Svitlana Klymovych gave the floor to the first vice-rector of KhSU, professor Serhiyev Omelchuk, who focused the attention of those present on the features of the updated educational and scientific program, its content, purpose and goals, competencies, components and learning outcomes, and the logical sequence of the presentation their.
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