National Institute of Mass Communication (NIMC) has hosted a session on mobile journalism led by renowned journalism educator Dr Abdul Kabil Khan, also known as Jamil Khan.

The day-long workshop, held on Sunday (15 October) was tailored for participants enrolled in the Broadcast Networking and New Media course, a four-week program catering to aspiring journalists from diverse regions of the country.

The workshop, conducted at the esteemed NIMC campus, focused on equipping participants with essential skills in mobile journalism, a field gaining prominence in today’s rapidly evolving media landscape. 

Attendees have been selected through a registration process, and represented various backgrounds and regions, reflecting the course’s inclusive approach to fostering talent nationwide.

The significance of mobile journalism in contemporary media was emphasised throughout the workshop. 

Participants were encouraged to harness the power of smartphones and digital applications to capture news swiftly and professionally. With the digital era shaping the way news is disseminated, mastering mobile journalism has become imperative for aspiring journalists to stay relevant and competitive in the industry.

“We are delighted to have Abdul Kabil Khan, a seasoned educator, share his knowledge with our trainees. Mobile journalism is a crucial skill in today’s media landscape, enabling journalists to report promptly and engage audiences effectively,” stated the director of NIMC, underscoring the institute’s commitment to providing cutting-edge education.

The participants, eager to enhance their journalistic skills, expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to learn from a seasoned professional.

The workshop not only equipped them with practical skills but also inspired them to embrace innovative approaches to storytelling in the digital age.