Tạp chí in Tiếng Anh

Digital Transformation in Education and Training of Human Resources in Journalism and Communication

Thi Truong Giang NGUYEN

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Academy of Journalism and Communication

Ngày nhận bài: 14/02/2023 Ngày phản biện: 08/03/2023 Ngày xuất bản: 28/05/2023

Abstract:

The demand for journalism - communication in general and its content production in particular is growing rapidly and continues to develop in the digital era. Both public and private organizations need to interact and engage with different groups of customers and partners via digital platforms and social media. Currently, organizations and businesses are in “hunger” for communication and content-creating employees. This demand is forecasted to skyrocket in the coming years. For journalism - communication training institutions, this presents both opportunities and obstacles. Digital transformation in journalism - communication training is not limited in digitization and technology application, but also involves urging training institutions to reassess their performance as well as training products provided to the market and the society in general.

Keyword:

education and training, journalism and communication, digital transformation.

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