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  1. There are 156 abstracts submitted for presentation at WJEC - from 38 different countries! Shaping up to be a great international occasion! 7:58 AM Dec 3rd from web
  2. WJEC2 Talking to sponsors 4 scholarships for j-educators from developing countries. But applicants will need to have sent Abstracts by 1 Dec 2:30 AM Nov 15th from web
  3. TOP PAPER PRIZE: 2 day safari at Kariega Reserve near Grahamstown. Send your Abstract by 1 December. You could win it! http:wjec.ru.ac.za 6:38 AM Nov 6th from web
  4. December 1 is D-Day if you plan on a paper at World Journalism Education Congress. 500-word abstract required by then. http://wjec.ru.ac.za 7:45 AM Oct 30th from web
  5. Here's how African journalism educators might build social capital at the World Journalism Education Congress http://bit.ly/2aDHXs 8:22 AM Oct 25th from TweetDeck
  6. Ideas for countering the carbon-footprint of Congress? Post to the Suggestion Box on the lower-left of the homepage! http://wjec.ru.ac.za 10:05 AM Oct 15th from web
  7. Good prospects for simultaneous translation between English, Mandarin & French = a more global 2010 World Journalism Education Congress ! 9:46 AM Sep 22nd from TweetDeck
  8. #wjec2 Great prize from SA Tourism for one smart would-be WJEC attendee, includes a ticket to World Cup final. Follow this feed for details 6:07 AM Sep 16th from TweetDeck
  9. #wjec2 Paul Parsons, president-elect of ASJMC, is encouraging the administrators of USA j-schools to take part in the congress 7:23 AM Sep 13th from TweetDeck
  10. RT @highwayafrica09: Calling on all Highway Africans to follow the WJEC African Prepcom which kicks off today! #wjec 4:12 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck
  11. RT @highwayafrica09: Should we teach Journalism or should we teach African Journalism? #wjec 4:11 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck
  12. RT @HarryDugmore: #wjec Guy Berger urges Journalism educators from African to come to the WJEC in Grahamstown 5 to 7 July 2010 4:10 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck
  13. RT @HarryDugmore: #wjec WJEC 5 -7 July 2010 a wonderful opportunity for journalism educators to learn from each other Be there! 4:10 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck
  14. RT @HarryDugmore: #wjec call for papers for Journalism Education gone out. see http://bit.ly/cfKJf abstracts of 500 words due Dec 1 4:10 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck
  15. RT @HarryDugmore: #wjec Jaco du Toit from Unesco : UNESCO fully backing WJEC to make sure that Africa benefits as much as possible from WJEC 4:09 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck
  16. @heinkoen sorry - trying to fix it! 4:07 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck in reply to heinkoen
  17. @Trinklebean sorry! trying to fix it! 4:07 AM Sep 10th from TweetDeck in reply to Trinklebean
  18. RT @guyberger: #wjec Journal editors are offering a showcase for African media/coms scholarship - let's use it for presentation.. http: ... 3:57 AM Sep 10th from Twitterfall
  19. will never get used to corpulent freelancers 8:53 AM Sep 9th from twitRobot
  20. #wjec There's also Rhodes Journalism Review editor, Anthea Garman. Signs of vibrant African media and comms scholarship. 8:32 AM Sep 9th from web
  • Name Journalism Educators
  • Location Grahamstown, South Africa
  • Web http://wjec.ru.ac.za
  • Bio The 2nd World Journalism Education Congress, 5-7 July 2010, South Africa
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