Vol. 1
FHM Hannover Sportreport
How is a radio program actually created? How does a radio report, a survey, a live broadcast, an interview work? Students on the "Sports Journalism & Sports Marketing" course at Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts (FHM) are currently learning exactly that in the "Journalistic Presentation Forms" and "Sports Teaching Editing I" modules. Radio presenter and FHM lecturer Sören Oelrichs first trains the students in the basics: How do I actually write a report? How do I create a questionnaire for an interview? How do I conduct an interview or a survey? The students then produce a complete radio program that will appear on "Renner" in August.
In the "Sportreport" podcast, the students will share this training with you and report on their experiences and the current status of the plans for the radio show.
Vol. 1
FHM Hannover Sportreport
How is a radio program actually created? How does a radio report, a survey, a live broadcast, an interview work? Students on the "Sports Journalism & Sports Marketing" course at Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts (FHM) are currently learning exactly that in the "Journalistic Presentation Forms" and "Sports Teaching Editing I" modules. Radio presenter and FHM lecturer Sören Oelrichs first trains the students in the basics: How do I actually write a report? How do I create a questionnaire for an interview? How do I conduct an interview or a survey? The students then produce a complete radio program that will appear on "Renner" in August.
In the "Sportreport" podcast, the students will share this training with you and report on their experiences and the current status of the plans for the radio show.
Vol. 2
FHM Hannover Sportreport
How does studying at the Fachhochschule des Mittelstands actually work? What content is taught - especially in the "Sports Journalism & Sports Marketing" and "Media Communication & Journalism" courses? How do you write a presentation or news report? What should you look out for in a report or feature? This is the content of the first episode of a new podcast produced by FHM Hannover students in the "Journalistic Presentation Forms" module - together with FHM lecturer and NDR1-NDS presenter Sören Oelrichs. You will find the new episodes here at regular intervals, through which you can follow the studies of the two study groups virtually live. A project of the study groups BA-MJ-64-H-VZ & BA-SJ-22-H-VZ, Modul: Journalistic forms of presentation, teacher: Sören Oelrichs
Relaxed into the exam phase
Strong excitement, restlessness, a throbbing pulse, sweaty palms and the great fear of blacking out - exam stress is a major issue for many students. In this podcast series, FHM lecturer Dr. Isabelle Köhler takes you through seven days of mental preparation for upcoming exams. You will learn how to tap into your own power, how to spontaneously access positive feelings, how to motivate yourself, how to manage your stress and how to apply learning techniques in a targeted manner.
You will be supported in your learning process by NLP exercises, which can be traced back to Stephan Landsiedel (World on NLP). The abbreviation NLP stands for neuro-linguistic programming. The founders of this method are John Grinder and Richard Bandler. NLP is about using certain methods to sharpen your own perception, get to know your own ways of thinking and behavior and influence them positively. So listen in and learn how you can reduce your exam stress. NDR presenter and FHM teacher Sören Oelrichs, who produced this podcast series, ensures a pleasant podcast experience.
With royalty-free music from framtraxx.de and audiohub.de.
