Rebej receives submissions until 23/09 for issue n.25

The Brazilian Journal of Journalism Education (REBEJ) receives submissions for issue no. 25 until the 23rd of September. The journal is intended to address issues related to the field of journalism, considering teaching methods, experience reports of academic activities and research in the area.

Interested parties should submit online, following the rules available at the following link: http://www.fnpj.org.br/rebej/ojs/index.php/rebej/about/submissions
Contributions may be directed to one of the three sections available in each issue.

Articles: comprises texts containing analysis, reflection and conclusion on academic or professional themes developed by teachers linked to undergraduate courses in Journalism. The texts should contain description of the results, methodology, analysis and conclusions of scientific research carried out in the field of journalism. Priority will be given to texts that are effectively derived from research and which evidence scientific discovery and / or methodological or conceptual invention in relation to other genres of text. The texts must have between 35 and 45 thousand characters with space, including the pre and post textual elements.

Experience reports: texts resulting from research or reflection of didactic-pedagogical performance related to the theme of Journalism, including teaching, research and extension activities. It may include analysis of teaching methods, considering specific, disciplinary, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary activities. The texts must have between 35 and 45 thousand characters with space, including the pre and post textual elements.

Reviews: comprises the record and critique of recently published works, books, theses, monographs, etc. The review must have its own title, different from the title of the reviewed work. This should be typed after the title, with full references (city, publisher, number of pages, year of edition). The texts must have between 8 and 11 thousand characters with space, including pre and post text elements.

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Rebej is a publication of the Brazilian Association of Journalism Education (ABEJ). The editorial team is made up of ABEJ board members as well as former directors, including the then members of the National Journalism Teachers Forum (FNPJ), created in 1995, whose name was changed to ABEJ in 2017. REBEJ is indexed on Latindex, DOAJ and Reviscom and, according to the latest Qualis-Capes prior review, the magazine is rated B1.