Overview
*This credential is only available to current RMIT students
The Repurposing and Sharing Digital Content credential sits within the Digital Literacy stack. This stack is designed as a tool to support lifelong learning; to prepare you for living, learning and working in a digital society.
These days, online promotion is all about content. Whether you're spruiking a business or a product, or looking to boost your own profile, having a steady stream of interesting new content helps draw people to you online and keeps them coming back.
There's just one problem: creating new content takes time, research and investment, which is why getting savvy with your online strategy involves finding inventive ways to reuse content you've already created.
This course helps you manage and curate your digital content, giving you ideas and tools to repurpose the content you've already created into different formats whether it's a blog post, image or infographic. You'll also develop techniques for storing and organising your content, and learn effective ways to share content with your personal and professional online networks to boost your online presence and get yourself noticed by employers.
Skills and learning outcomes
- Curate and repurpose digital media and to correctly attribute the creators of digital media
- Critically assess digital messages in terms of ownership, accuracy and purpose
- Critically respond to digital messages using a range of digital media
- Share and communicate digital media to others in their personal and professional networks
- Use appropriate strategies and technology tools to access, evaluate and manage information
- Identify, clarify, decode and articulate the meaning or significance of a set information, data, evidence, experiences or observations
Content
- Finding and making sense of digital media
- Assessing the credibility and relevance of digital messages
- Repurposing digital media content
- Incorporating digital media in your communications
