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Online articles accepted by more than 10 mainstream media outlets or have
garnered more than 100,000 hits on WeChat platforms will qualify for academic
credentials with the same status, said a proposal issued by Zhejiang University
in eastern China on Friday.
中国东部浙江大学于周五发布的一个提议表示，被10余家主流媒体接受的网文或在微信平台上阅读量为10万+的网文将等同于学术能力证明。
The university aims to recognize online pieces of cultural excellence by
its faculty members and students, according to the draft statement.
根据草拟声明，浙大旨在通过其员工和学生认可优秀网络文化成果。
The top school also launched into a detailed explanation of the proposal
via its official WeChat account. It said that varying forms of great works are
welcomed, including original articles, audiovisual and animated products.
这所顶尖学府还通过其官方的微信账户详细解释了这一提议。它称，欢迎各种形式的优秀作品，包括原创文章、影音、和动漫等。
Those works should be published or printed in China’s mainstream media,
such as People’s Daily, Guangming Daily and Qiushi Journal. In addition, they
should enjoy great popularity among netizens, such as a piece with more than
400,000 reads on the Beijing-based tech-driven news and information platform
Jinri Toutiao.
这些作品应该被刊发在中国的主流媒体上，例如《人民日报》、《光明日报》和《求是期刊》。此外，它们应该受到网友们的极大欢迎，例如在北京科技驱动的新闻信息平台今日头条上有40多万的阅读量。
Other web portals like Sina, Tencent and Youku are covered in the approved
list.
像新浪、腾讯、和优酷其它门户网站也在被认可的名单之列。
The university’s move is an inclusive, innovative and modern one, as new
media has bloomed and China has encouraged academic reform, said Zhu Wei, deputy
director of the Research Center on Communication Laws at the China University of
Political Science and Law.
中国政法大学传播法研究中心副主任朱伟表示，浙大的举动是兼容、创新、和现代的，因为新媒体已实现了蓬勃发展，中国也鼓励学术改革。
But some thought the proposal might allow credential cheating in higher
education.
但是一些人认为，这一提议可能允许高等教育的资历造假。 |
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发表于 2017-9-20 21:02:53