Main content:
Media and informational education
Children are in the public eye
Digital media for school PR work
Admission requirements
none
Semester: 8
Orientation
Digitality
Focus
AI changes learning
Aim
Modern school public relations uses digital media. It promotes a conscious media presence, communicates positive school projects and successes and protects the privacy of teachers and students. Public relations with digital media creates a transparent and welcoming school culture that prevents exclusion and discrimination such as racism, sexism, antigypsyism and anti-Semitism. It strengthens community and involves students actively and responsibly in the school's external image.
Content
- Reading and viewing habits, forms of expression on the internet
- Social networks and digital communication platforms
- Technical and legal framework conditions
- Implementation of multimedia content on the Internet
- Development of content strategies
- Press work and media cooperation
show detailsshow lessLearning outcomes/skills
The graduates ...
- know reading and viewing habits as well as forms of expression on the internet.
- understand how social networks and digital communication platforms work.
- are familiar with the technical and legal framework of school public relations channels.
- can implement multimedia content online that reflects the diversity and dynamism of school life.
- can develop content strategies that support the goals of school public relations.
- know the basics of press work and can initiate media collaborations.
Supra-subject and transversal skills
- Language education
- Entrepreneurship Education
- Media education
- Civic education
Teaching and learning methods
Input, individual, partner and collaborative group work, blended learning, flipped classroom
Languages
German, English
Semester hours per week
3
ECTS-AP
5
Category
Focus
Type of course
Seminar (pi)
Type of assessment
digit grade
Performance records
- Oral partial performance
- Written partial performance
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