A lot of your audience is likely to find and consume your work on their phones, so it’s worth determining how to present your stories in the most effective way.
Continue reading “Week 9: The science of reading online”
You might use a laptop or desktop to create a lot of your digital content, but once it’s published or posted the overwhelming majority of that content will be viewed on a mobile phone.
That means understanding the best way to write and use photos, video, and other visual elements so they attract attention and are easy to read.
Continue reading “Week 7: Creating content for mobile”
BY RUTH BERAN
We’re going to delve a bit deeper today into news writing vs feature writing style.
BY RUTH BERAN
First a news quiz.
DISCUSSION: Assessment 1 – due next week (min. 500 words)
Take some time to familiarise yourself with the Off Campus publishing platforms (offcampus.media, TAFE Radio, and the social media accounts), and the Off Campus Handbook and Style Guide.
Continue reading “Week 5: Create!”BY NICK BENNETT
Special guest, Brian Newington
Continue reading “Week 3: Making digi content together … Let’s GO!”