Resumen

URREGO-ZULUAGA, Carlos Andrés  y  BUSTOS VILLALBA, Juana Valentina. Scientific journalism and journalistic profile as methodological elements for the construction of hypermedia stories. Investig. desarro. [online]. 2021, vol.29, n.2, pp.68-105.  Epub 01-Mayo-2022. ISSN 0121-3261.  https://doi.org/10.14482/indes.29.2.070.4.

This article addresses the experience, methodology and learning resulting from the research-creation project Scientific Profiles and Hypermediality financed by the University of Manizales and in alliance with the Cali Professional Drawing Academy Foundation. This initiative focused on three elements: a base of scientific journalism and two columns: the profile as a journalistic genre and hypermediality as a channel. After choosing two stories of scientists with relevant achievements and impacts, the elements of the profile were applied as a journalistic genre to build stories based on the experiences, sources, data and perceptions of the work team. Likewise, scientific milestones were contracted with the tools of scientific journalism to assess those impacts and transcode them for non-specialized audiences and, finally, moments, interventions and relevant information were chosen to build an hypermedial proposal that would accompany the book that collects both stories.

Palabras clave : Scientific journalism; journalistic profile; hypermedia; journalism; science.

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