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Social Media Course Aims and Objectives
A
To develop a good understanding of online safety; to know
about a range of dangers and threats and how to protect oneself as fully as
possible.
To increase awareness of a range of social issues linking
social media with physical and mental health, legal issues and social
integration.
To extend knowledge of the specific language and terms being
developed by users of social media.
B
To become familiar with the fundamentals of at least 4
popular social media platforms, with reference to different devices.
To be able to create a personal profile on Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat, and Blogger which one can feel comfortable
with and that will have longevity.
To start following other users, whether out of personal or
professional interest. To be aware of the opportunities available to benefit
from research, journalism and news feeds.
To have the confidence to be able to continue developing
these platforms as appropriate in the future.
C
To develop skills in complementary media, particularly in
photography and video.
To gain experience uploading and embedding these items,
thereby increasing the quality of communication and content.
To learn about YouTube alongside creating personal profiles
so that links can be generated as required.
D
To investigate the application and potential of social media
for such purposes as networking, start-ups, business development, job hunting
and participating in the gig-economy.
To increase awareness of monetising opportunities offered by
social platforms through advertising, crowd-funding and charity fund-raising.
Top of the morning to you Mike!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for your unwavering patience as a Tutor. Its so encouraging to those of us returning to their studies, that you have the utmost faith in and unwavering optimism in your mature students. I'm quite sure that under your expert guidance everyone will master their fears and become savvy with social media. you're a true professional!
Well said RJ. It takes a lot of patience when it seems like 20 students are asking you something, ALL at the same time. Well done Mike. :o)
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