Certificate of Achievement

Maria Carmela Tensuan

has completed the following course:

Credible Content Creation for Communications Professionals

University of Southern Queensland

This online course explored the importance of sourcing high quality, credible content. It covered researching credible content and how to critically evaluate sources to determine their credibility. It explored ethical and professional decision making and interview skills.

4 weeks, 3 hours per week

Professor Glen Coleman

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic Affairs)

University of Southern Queensland

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Engage in critical evaluation of sources to determine their credibility
  • Demonstrate awareness of the importance of sourcing high quality, credible content
  • Develop skills in sourcing information from key sources
  • Apply an ethical approach to a communication role

Syllabus

  1. Research credible content: this topic will equip students with the ability to research content using key skills and criteria to ensure it is credible
  2. Use reliable resources: learners will learn about how to judge reliable and credible sources by applying the criteria and determining bias
  3. Ethical and professional decision making: learners will develop key insights into criteria for ethical and accountable content generation and justify their own approach to the generation of compelling and credible content
  4. Interviewing skills: this topic will cover how to prepare and conduct an interview with a potential source in a credible and professional manner

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Issued on 21st September 2023

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Free online course:

Credible Content Creation for Communications Professionals

University of Southern Queensland