News day evaluation

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news day evaluation                             24.03.2020

LO: To create a "running order" and practise presenting.
what is broadcasting?

  • the final stage of the news process, where you share your stories with the audience.

why does the order of our stories matter? 
  • appeal to the audience
  • best/most important story at the top
  • lighter story at the end

what are the BBC values?
  • truthful
  • accurate
  • fair
  • balanced
  • must not put anyone in danger
  • only use the first name of people under 18


 running order

 4 stories:

  1. corona virus causes non-vital operations to be cancelled
  2. celebrities release good and bad isolation videos
  3. tom Hanks and wife recover from corona virus 
  4. chemists told to bin tester lip products due to COVID-19
I have chosen these stories as they are all relevant to today, and all over the news. this is all we hear and instead of all the sadness that come with the pandemic, there are actually some pretty interesting outcomes to the virus and its better than hearing about the ever-rising death rate.

QUIZ; 

  1.  C. no, because you dont have permission
  2.  A. it includes the surnames of people under the age of 18

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