Beyond the Classroom

Projects
& Making

Experiments at the edge of journalism, scholarship, and storytelling: platforms, games, and translations built to make ideas more accessible.

interests 6 Active Builds bolt Platforms · Games · Translations
interests Active Projects

Platform

Coastal
Voices

Climate Journalism Bangladesh ● Live

Coastal Voices Bangladesh

A climate journalism platform amplifying the stories of communities on the frontlines of climate change along Bangladesh's coast, training local journalists, combating misinformation, and creating credible narratives from the ground up.

Interactive Game

The
Newsroom

Simulation Journalism Education ● Live

The Newsroom

A web-based decision-making simulation placing you inside a working newsroom. Navigate editorial pressures, source dilemmas, and publishing deadlines. Every choice shapes the story you tell and the journalist you become.

Diagnostic Tool

Role
Scan

Role Theory Journalism Education ● Live

RoleScan: Journalism Role Tracker

An interactive diagnostic built on the Hanitzsch & Vos framework. A 50-item scan maps journalists onto 25 roles across political and everyday life, then opens into a full browsable taxonomy and the theory behind it.

Learning Platform

Canopy

Environmental Journalism Bangladesh ● In Progress

Canopy: Environmental Journalism Toolkit

A multi-pillar interactive toolkit training journalists to cover the environment beat in Bangladesh, spanning news judgment, story ideation, data and investigative methods, local context, and field ethics.

Interactive Atlas

Media
Theory Atlas

Media Theory Journalism Education ● Live

Media Theory Atlas

An interactive atlas of forty foundational media theories, from the hypodermic needle to the filter bubble, each explored through historical context, worked examples, and a hands-on interactive demonstration.

Interactive Archive

History of
Bangladeshi Media

Media History Bangladesh ● Live

History of Bangladeshi Media

A chronicle of Bangladesh's press and broadcast media, tracing its evolution from colonial-era newspapers through liberation-era journalism to the modern media landscape.

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