1
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2/19
14:10-17:00
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Why Does Taiwan Need International Public Media Services?
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Overview of Taiwan’s International media landscape and the importance of public broadcasting for global outreach.
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Understand the need for Taiwan’s international media presence and its impact.
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TBC
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2
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2/26
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Reporting on China—Why From Taiwan and How?
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Discuss Rti’s strengths and strategies for reporting China.
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Explore Taiwan’s unique approach to China-related issues in international reporting.
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TBC
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3
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3/5
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Global Mandarin-speaking Audience—Why Does It Matter to Reach?
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Understanding the strategic importance of Mandarin-speaking audiences worldwide.
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Analyze the influence of Mandarin-speaking media on a global scale.
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TBC
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4
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3/12
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Field Trip to Rti
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A hands-on visit to Rti’s facilities to observe operations and meet professionals.
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Provide students with real-world exposure to RTI’s broadcasting operations.
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TBC
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5
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3/19
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Communication and International Relations—English and European Language Services
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Exploring Rti’s role in diplomatic outreach.
Planning/ Production
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Highlight European audiences’ significance in Taiwan’s diplomacy efforts.
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TBC
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6
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3/26
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Communication and International Relations—Asian and Southeast Asian Language Services
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Focus on broadcasting to Asian regions and serving Taiwan’s immigrant communities.
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Examine Rti’s strategy for Asian regions and domestic immigrant services.
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TBC
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7
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4/2
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No class; Flexible instruction
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NCCU calls off.
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8
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4/9
(4/2 call off)
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The Next Steps: Engagement and the Future of International Broadcasting
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An overview of Rti’s global collaborations and the educational role of Rti Academy.
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Future initiatives in international engagement and training.
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TBC
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9
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4/16
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Student Program Proposal Presentations
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Students present program proposals tailored to international audiences.
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Apply knowledge to create feasible media program proposals for specific audiences.
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TBC
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10
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4/23
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Digital TV News report: pitching and coverage from the TaiwanPlus’ cases.
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Introduction and practice for digital news reporting, focus on the story pitching and coverages.
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Provide students with the primary steps in the news desk.
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Andrew Ryan
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11
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4/30
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Digital TV News report: story writing and post-production.
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Introduction and practice for digital news, focus on story writing and post-production
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Knowing the basics and methods for modern digital news writing
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Andrew Ryan
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12
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5/7
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Special report planning and conducting for news production.
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Learning for special reports or news in-depth series plan and production know-how.
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Leading students to know about the approach for special report planning
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Senior
News producer
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13
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5/14
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International correspondent and making news coverage
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An introduction from a senior correspondent to know more skills and realities.
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Case study and experience sharing
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Dyvia Gopalan
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14
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5/21
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What’s new on social media regarding TaiwanPlus’ performance?
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Knowing the ways to report current news issues on social media.
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Provide students with knowledge of social team production and conducting.
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Oliver Hsu
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15
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5/28
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Social media’s challenges for a new reporter.
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Discussing the issues when reporters need to broadcast online and on social media.
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Provide students with new ideas and rethink the role of the reporter.
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Oliver Hsu
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16
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6/4
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Why does the South China Sea matter? A case study from Taiwan Talks program performance.
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Introduction to the format and organizing a news talk show for some hottest topics.
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Understand the issues and how news talk shows can play an influencer role.
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Yin Khvat
Michael Yu
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17
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6/11
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Final presentation.
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Setting ideas and concluding with the course learning.
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Students deliver the final essay and present it in class.
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Michael Yu
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18
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6/18
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No class; Flexible instruction
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