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Learning English with CBC Edmonton Weekly Newscast January 24th, 2014 Lessons prepared by Barbara Edmondson, Kim ChabaArmstrong & Justine Light Objectives of the weekly newscast lesson to develop

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Point 1: Determine the target audience

Identify the demographic and interests of your target audience. This will help you tailor the content and format of your newscast to appeal to them.

Point 2: Select relevant news stories

Stay updated with current events and select news stories that are relevant and interesting to your target audience. Consider a mix of local, national, and international news to provide a well-rounded coverage.

Point 3: Research and gather information

Conduct thorough research on each news story to gather accurate and reliable information. Utilize various sources such as news websites, interviews, press releases, and official statements.

Point 4: Organize the content

Arrange the news stories in a logical order, prioritizing the most important and impactful ones. Create a script or outline to guide the flow of the newscast, ensuring a smooth transition between stories.

Point 5: Incorporate engaging visuals

Use visuals like images, videos, and graphics to enhance the storytelling and captivate the audience's attention. Visual elements aid in conveying information effectively and make the newscast more engaging.

Point 6: Prepare an anchor or presenter

Choose an experienced and confident anchor or presenter to deliver the newscast. Ensure they are well-versed with the content and rehearse the script beforehand for a polished delivery.

Point 7: Include diverse perspectives

Strive for a balanced representation of different perspectives and viewpoints in your newscast. This helps provide a comprehensive understanding of the news stories and fosters an inclusive and unbiased approach.

Point 8: Create a visually appealing and cohesive presentation

Pay attention to the overall look and feel of the newscast. Use suitable backgrounds, fonts, and colors that align with your brand or theme. Maintain consistency in visual elements throughout the broadcast.

Point 9: Promote audience engagement

Encourage audience participation by incorporating interactive elements such as polls, social media integration, or live Q&A sessions. This helps foster a sense of community and keeps viewers engaged.

Point 10: Broadcast and distribute the newscast

Select the appropriate platform to release your newscast, such as television, radio, or online streaming platforms. Ensure it reaches your target audience effectively by promoting it on various channels and social media platforms.

Who needs weekly newscast?

1. News organizations: Weekly newscasts are essential for traditional news organizations to keep their audience updated with the latest information and events.
2. Educational institutions: Schools and universities may use weekly newscasts as a way to inform students, staff, and parents about important announcements, events, and achievements.
3. Businesses: Some companies may develop internal weekly newscasts to keep their employees informed about industry news, company updates, and upcoming projects.
4. Community organizations: Non-profit organizations, community centers, and local government bodies may use weekly newscasts to share information about community events, initiatives, and services.
5. Curious individuals: Anyone interested in staying informed about current events or seeking a brief summary of the week's news may find weekly newscasts helpful.

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What is weekly newscast?

Weekly newscast is a regular program or broadcast covering news and current events that is aired weekly on television or radio.

Who is required to file weekly newscast?

Broadcasters and media companies are typically required to file weekly newscast as part of their regulatory obligations.

How to fill out weekly newscast?

Weekly newscasts are typically filled out by compiling and reporting on relevant news stories, events, and updates for the week.

What is the purpose of weekly newscast?

The purpose of weekly newscast is to inform the public about current events, news, and important information in a timely manner.

What information must be reported on weekly newscast?

Weekly newscasts must include a range of news stories, events, updates, and information that is relevant and of interest to the audience.