Module 3 – Creation of digital content

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In this module you will:

Discover different content formats that can be created in a professional setting and develop your readiness to use those various content creation forms and tools.
Understand the basics of intellectual property protection.
Develop an ability to select appropriate software for creating specific types of content and understand how mobile devices can be utilized for content creation.
Familiarize yourself with the fundamentals of editing text and multimedia documents, and acquire proficiency in creating properly formatted documents, spreadsheets, simple videos, or presentations using office suite programs.
Develop an ability to create a basic visual identity for personal or company use.
Develop an ability to create a simple website using a WYSIWYG editor without coding skills.
Understand why staying updated with new trends matters in exploring emerging possibilities.
Change your way of thinking about various forms and tools to create digital content in your workplace.

Knowledge:

At the end of this module you will:

Know which content formats you can create in workplaces.
Know which software is used to produce content of a certain format.
Know the basics of editing text and multimedia documents.
Know that most content creation tasks can also be done using their mobile device.
Know the basics of intellectual property protection.

Skills:

At the end of this module you will:

Be able to choose software appropriate for the type of content they want to create.
Be able to create properly formatted documents, spreadsheets, or presentations in office suite programs.
Be able to create simple videos using the tools they have.
Be able to create a basic visual identity for their own needs or for the company they work for.
Be able to create a simple website on a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor without coding skills.
Be able to legally acquire content online based on appropriate licenses.

Attitudes:

At the end of this module you will:

Embrace a positive approach to use various tools for creating content and not be afraid of experimenting in search of new forms and tools.
Embrace a positive approach to follow new digital trends and explore possibilities arising over time.

No specific prior knowledge required. However, basic knowledge of computer and internet use is recommended.

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