

May 11-13, 2022 - Aarhus, Denmark
EJTA Teachers’ Conference
How to teach engagement journalism and getting in touch with your audience
EJTA Teachers’ Conference
How to teach engagement journalism and getting in touch with your audience
EJTA Teachers' Conference 2022 takes place in Aarhus, Denmark's second largest city. Here, the Danish School of Media and Journalism's newly opened campus (DMJX) will be a conference venue.
May 11 - Preconference meetings - everybody's welcome
May 12 - How to involve the audience?
May 13 - Headline: Are journalism schools part of the problem with the growing polarization?
The Danish School of Journalism, Campus Aarhus
We want our content to reach people who are interested in what's going on around them. To succeed, we have to think not only about what interests them, but also about how we can get them to pay attention to us. A new manual shows you how to do it.
Alexandra Stark, Director of Studies at the Swiss School of Journalism MAZ
Teachers from HdM, DMJX and Windesheim University
Susanne Fengler, Dortmund University:
Susanne Fengler is Professor for International Journalism at the Technical University Dortmund and Scientific Director of the Erich Brost Institute for International Journalism at TU Dortmund University, Germany.
TV 2 Østjylland/Peter Svith Skou-Hansen
Peter Skou-Hansen is an editor at the regional tv-station TV 2 Østjylland in Aarhus. The tv-station has developed and educated Social Media hosts and has found inspiring ways to connect with the users.
Students present some of their productions and how they have worked with involvement.
Niek Hietbrink, Windesheim University of applied science
Nick Hietbrink works as a Scientific Researcher, Research Center Constructive Journalism.
Dries Rombouts from Artevelde University of Applied Sciences Ghent
Digital news publications have more and more data on the behavior of their readership. Artevelde University of Applied Sciences has been running a research, mapping these audience metrics and their use in Flemish newsrooms. We invite you to share your insights on the use and incorporation of audience metrics in journalism education and newsrooms.
Chair of the board at DMJX, Founder of Zetland, digital media outlet
The Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist has exhibited all over the world and among others MoMA and Guggenheim in New York have permanent Rist works in their collections. But her biggest permanent work is to be found at the Danish School of Media and Journalism (DMJX) in Aarhus.
Here, Rist has made his largest site-specific video installation to date ‘Ground light and ping pong with the sun’, which the participants at the Teachers ’Conference will have the opportunity to see in connection with the dinner on Thursday 12 May during the conference.