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New Media Projects

IV course - 2024

 

For this year's final project, students from the undergraduate program in Journalism and Mass Communication presented a range of compelling topics. These included:  protest, its expression in art and attempts to limit it; IDP and Abkhazian Gen Z; Difficult life of female football players; Unfulfilled promise of school meals; the influence of propaganda spread through social networks; Mountain life - from Adjara to Khevsureti; the struggles of a young girl battling alcohol addiction.

 

Authors: Tamta Kevlishvili, Nino Jincharadze, Lizi Nozadze, Gvantsa Khatiashvili, Tako Kopadze, Likuna Mamulashvili, Dako Maglakelidze, Mariam Murusidze, Khatia Kurdiani, Tamar Benashvili, Ano Tsereteli, Ani Batsikadze, Salome Giorgadze, Nana Kokhodze, Mariam Tabatadze, Tata Dundua. Dea Badzaghua, Mashiko Giorgobiani, Nini Vanishvili, Ano Bukhrashvili, Anuki Janelidze, Liza Akhaladze, Salome Khidureli, Tamar Kazaishvili, Tako Lochoshvili, Ani Chkonia, Salome Baghaturia, Mariam Papuniadze, Nino Bekauri, Mikheil Berishvili.

 

Final project, 2024

 

 

IV course final project, 2023

Mentors: Nino Zhizhilashvili, Sofi Zurabiani, Sofio Kvintradze

 

 

Works of 2021 

 

 

https://csmproject.wixsite.com/csmproject?fbclid=IwAR3Ip1llkIP0f2tNxLtPE7Jt3UW1Hd1NBmpgB3onBwVGKCnYoKCnkUXpoag

Conflict and Crisis Coverage Class

 

Project: History of Burning Markets - "When Did the Little Man Go Right with the Big Man?!"

Authors: Nini Gabisonia, Ana Mchedlishvili

 

Project: "The Story of One Refugee"

Author: Ani Pantsulaia

 

Works of 2014-2015

 

 

 

Works from 2011-2102

 

Final Projects in New Media Class. Second year students. Instructor Tinatin Dvalishvili

 

CSM senior students created a blog. In the framework of “Conflict Coverage” class they were assigned to cover mock war, the same “strikeball.” They made a reporting, photo coverage and wrote five articles based on the material obtained.

 

In accordance with the rules of the game two teams opposed each other. According to the script in an abandoned village of Dzveli Vedzisi a group of journalists was taken prisoners of war. In order to set them free group “Legion” attacked a rival camp and set the journalists free. During the attack a reporter was wounded; however, the rules of strikeball prescribe bullets and bombs are to be harmless and safe.

 

Working in a conflict situation was a useful experience for students.

 

Conflict Coverage class is led by journalists Nino Zhizhilashvili and Giorgi Tskhvitava. The final projects will be made from the villages of the conflict zone.

 

The works are available on the link CSM Study Zone.

 


Warning: All the Materials on the blog are imitated

 

Works from 2010-2011

 

Junior Year

 

Blog on the internet address - https://csmcom3.wordpress.com –

 

The blog was created by junior year students for the final exam in Internet Journalism.

 

The product is a teamwork.

 

The course was led by journalist – Nata Amaghlobeli

 

See the works of our students and give us your feedback – csm@cu.edu.ge

 

Teaching newest technologies is one of the priorities of CSM. Students learn how to use newest technologies in journalistic research and publication; they realize opportunities offered by internet as a new medium; they develop basic skills to work on an online publication; they get to know new forms and methods of reporting, get used to creating blogs, working in social networking sites and develop skills for working in multimedia journalism.

 

 

The class of New Media conducted by editor in chief of Netgazeti, Nestan Tsetskhladze, ended with interesting projects.

 

Each of the students created a blog of his/her own. You are welcome to visit the blogs.

 

 

https://csmproject.wixsite.com/csmproject?fbclid=IwAR3Ip1llkIP0f2tNxLtPE7Jt3UW1Hd1NBmpgB3onBwVGKCnYoKCnkUXpoag