av Eva-Maria Lervik | fre/05/25 | Nyheter 2021
This micro-course is the direct result of an Erasmus + project led by Studentradion i Sverige, LAB University of Applied Sciences (Lahti, Finland) and Turku University of Applied Sciences (Turku, Finland). It aims to improve student and community radio broadcasting by providing an educational program for student and community radio broadcasters across the Nordics and Europe.
A cost-effective and efficient tool for radio production training at the disposal of Nordic student and community radios, it covers topics like responsible media production, community engagement and fact-checking. It is thought of as a general introduction on radio production and broadcasting that should tease the students’ curiosity in expanding their knowledge in the field.
Each chapter is composed of audio clips and its transcripts. At the end of each chapter, there is a short quiz to test your knowledge and added information on the covered topic. In order to pass the course, you need to have completed each chapter and answered every quiz correctly. This course can be used by student and community radio stations to teach their new members who are new to radio broadcasting.
How to get started?
Join the micro-course platform through this link – https://classroom.google.com/c/NzA4NTk2MDQ1NTgy?cjc=tre4sk7
Go to “Class Assignments” and start with going through the General information. Then, go through the course at your own pace.
For a better user experience, we highly recommend that you use the Google Classroom app.
As this is a pilot project, your feedback is appreciated. What did you like? What could be improved? Let us know!
Do you want a small taste before you start the course? Here you can listen to the podcasts, produced by Turku UAS, that is be included in the course:
Nordic Podcast: The growing need for foreign language representation in the media scene
Nordic Podcast: Strategies for engaging listeners with you radio station
Nordic Podcast: What would happen if radio disappeared from the world and who would be the most impacted by it?
Nordic Podcast: Disinformation and its role in radio broadcasting
Nordic Podcast: Finding your own voice
Nordic Podcast: The future of fact-checking and combating disinformation
Nordic Podcast: Is there a place for a radio and where is a niche?
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
av Eva-Maria Lervik | tis/04/25 | Nyheter 2021
I helgen har Studentradion i Sverige årsmöte i fina Umeå! Du har väl inte missat att vi kommer att hålla val för en hel rad av ansvarsposter i organisationen?
Vill du delta i roliga projekt, vara med och skapa bättre förutsättningar för studentradio och träffa andra radiointresserade människor från hela Sverige? Då borde du söka till Studentradion i Sveriges styrelse!
Inför Studentradion i Sveriges årsmöte i Umeå 25-27 april kan du kandidera till följande förtroendeposter i organisationen:
Vice Ordförande
Styrelseledamot – Interna samarbeten
Styrelseledamot – Sociala medier
Styrelseledamot – Finansieringsmöjligheter
Styrelseledamot – Valbart ansvarsområde
En post i valberedningen
Intern revisor
Är du intresserad av någon post eller vill ha mer information om någon av rollerna? Då mailar du valberedningen på: valberedning@studentradion.se så kontaktar de dig. Du kan också golvkandidera under årsmötet i Umeå.
av Eva-Maria Lervik | mån/04/25 | Nyheter 2021
On the 20th of March, representatives from 15 student and community radios from Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark gathered in Göteborg. The goal was two-fold: promote a newly created online micro-course on radio production and strengthen student and community radio in the Nordics.
The day kick-started with an introduction on the created course to the target audience. This was the result of an Erasmus+ project initiated by Studentradion i Sverige together with the Turku University of Applied Sciences and LAB University of Applied Sciences. Covering topics such as responsible media production, community engagement and fact-checking it can be used by student and community radio stations in the Nordic countries.
Student and community radios are facing many challenges in a fast changing world. A common challenge is to ensure high quality and accuracy of information and news produced by its broadcasters. Many do not realize the power of the tool they have in their hands and how it can affect, but also influence their audience, listeners and society. With this micro-course, the partners hope that it will strengthen and improve independent student and community radio broadcasting in the Nordics.
Additionally to the micro-course introduction, two panels and debates on crucial topics were organized.
- ”The use of AI in radio journalism” with Max Sommerstein (Development editor for news and AI, Sveriges Radio), Elise Hazel Asbjørnsen (Newsroom editor, NRK Nyheter), and Jenny Wiik (Senior lecturer, JMG).
Many thanks to everyone who participated. This was a truly inspirational day where we set up the foundations for more long-term collaborations strengthening student and community radio broadcasting in the Nordics.
This project is co-funded by the European Union.
av Eva-Maria Lervik | tis/03/25 | Nyheter 2021
Student and community radios are facing many challenges in a fast changing world. A common challenge is to ensure high quality and accuracy of information and news produced by its broadcasters. Many do not realize the power of the tool they have in their hands and how it can affect, but also influence their audience, listeners and society.
Over the past year, Studentradion i Sverige has been working on an Erasmus+ project together with the University of Turku and Lahti, aimed at creating and developing an online micro-course on radio production covering topics such as responsible media production, community engagement and fact-checking. This course can be used by student and community radio stations in the Nordic countries.
Now we are in the final stage of the project, where we will have a final project event in Gothenburg on March 20th, where we will:
- Introduce the course to the target group
- Panel discussion on ”The use of AI in radio journalism” with Max Sommerstein (Development editor for news and AI, Sveriges Radio), Elise Hazel Asbjørnsen (Newsroom editor, NRK Nyheter), and Jenny Wiik (Senior lecturer, JMG)
- Panel discussion on ”Student and community radio in the Nordic countries – Why are they important media? What are their needs and challenges?” with André Krisping (Radio AF, Sweden), Hanne Rye Hanssen (RadiOrakel, Norway), Alessia Lee (IDA Radio, Finland) & Ulrik Blach Petersen (Åarhus Studenterradio, Denmark)
- Opportunities to network with other radio broadcasters from across the Nordic countries.
On this day celebrating student and community radios in the Nordics will participate stations from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. We are looking forward to many exciting and passionate conversations on radio broadcasting and hope it will create long-term collaborations strengthening student and community radio broadcasting in the Nordics.
av Eva-Maria Lervik | fre/03/25 | Nyheter 2021
Nu är det dags för vårens stormöte – som vi har längtat! Den här gången vänder vi blickarna norrut när vår nordligaste medlemsförening Umeå Studentradio står som värd för Studentradion i Sveriges stormöteshelg och årsmöte. Vi är redan nu i full gång med att ta fram schemat för den 25-27 april och det ser ut att bli en helg fylld med föreläsningar, nätverkande och till och med ett och annat äventyr i björkarnas stad!
Anmälan för mötet stänger den 21 mars så om du vill hänga med och representera din studentradiostation på stormötet (såklart du vill) har du fortfarande några dagar på dig att anmäla dig! Din förenings styrelse eller stationschef kan berätta mer om hur du går till väga.
Eftersom Studentradion i Sveriges årsmöte kommer att hållas under stormötessöndagen så uppmanar vi även alla medlemmar att skicka in eventuella motioner de vill ta upp under mötet till ordforande@studentradion.se senast den 30 mars.
Vi ses i Umeå!
