- Understand the four characteristics of media writing: accuracy, clarity, precision, and efficiency - Acquire the foundation on which writing skills could be built - Acquire the know-how of writing for publication - Understand the principles of good writing - Understand the implications of communication in the current media ecosystem - Gain awareness of the importance of users experience and audience identification - Understand the relationship between the story, form, and media choices - Gain awareness of the challenges and opportunities for writing and editing raised by the current media environment - Analyze visual and written texts for surface meaning and beyond - Develop and enhance interpretive ability - Analyze and address common writing problems - Identify targeted audience and create ideas accordingly - Obtain the ability to decide on the media form and choices as guided by the story - Define and develop goals for writing and editing for different audiences - Practice the principles of good writing in the current media environment - Plan writing projects with its different phases; from the idea creation to publication - Practice text production; starting from draft preparation till the final publication stage - Develop adaptability and experimental skills through exposure to different tools and techniques - Meet the set goals for writing for different audiences - Critique one’s own work and develop the ability to provide constructive feedback for other’s work based on critical evaluation - Demonstrate research and research planning abilities - Develop critical thinking skills
Writing and Editing for Digital Media By: Brian Carroll (2020)
content serial | Description |
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1 | Orientation: Introduction to the course work, main topics and learning objectives |
2 | Writing for Digital Media: The Foundation Application |
3 | Editing for Digital Media: Strategies Application |
4 | Writing for Digital Media II: Tools and Techniques Application |
5 | Editing for Digital Media II: Pulling it all together Application |
6 | Whiteboarding: Generating Ideas and Publishing the Story |
7 | Seventh Week Assessment |
8 | Journalism in a Digital Age Application |
9 | Public Relations for a Digital Age Application |
10 | Multi-Modal Storytelling Application |
11 | Multi-Modal Storytelling (Continued) Application |
12 | Twelfth Week Assessment |
13 | Credibility in a “Post-Truth” Era Application |
14 | Navigating the Legal Landscape Application |
15 | Revision |
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