Professional development course

Digital Content for Social Sciences

Academic year 2022/2023

School of Law

Università di Camerino

EQF level: 7

Field of study: law

Place of teaching
camerino (MC), italy

Languages in which the course is held
Italian

University formative credits
15

Cost
Not specified

Course contents

The awareness of the centrality of the various forms of communication makes it impossible to think about scientific research without considering how it can be disseminated. The term 'disclosure', however, has often become synonymous with 'simplification' or 'trivialization', and this affects the epistemological status of the issues, which are folded according to the logic of like or clickbait. The CDS2 course is a course of specialized training that aims to bring together humanistic knowledge with digital technical culture, with the aim of going against the trend of the phenomena just mentioned. In fact, with it we intend to train figures capable of keeping together the complexity and communicative need of high-level content that, by their nature, simplification upsets. Unlike the now known figure of social media manager, the digital humanist has a broader and more transversal vision, not only of the media landscape, but rather of the content design strategies and the creation of formats and channels more suitable for an organization. . In order to enhance the training experience in the best possible way, the course is organized around the goal of creating an editorial project for the School of Law. It is a question of designing a content strategy that can create a link between the digital spaces intended for the dissemination of contents and the platform of the School of Law, with in-depth technical contents strictly connected to university courses and to legal, social and economic sciences. The editorial project will have to integrate with the main publishing platforms, from Facebook to Instagram to Youtube, and host contents of different formats, texts, images, visuals, videos. Even the latest generation digital products, from live broadcasts to podcasts will be an integral part of the skills offered by the course.

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Teaching

Place of teaching

camerino (MC), italy

University formative credits

Number of hours

375

Languages in which the course is held

Italian

Admission requirements

Type of degree required

1st Level Degree, 2nd Level Degree

Admission

Cost

Not specified

Employment opportunities

The educational path provides tools and strategies for the acquisition of digital content creator skills. The outlet, beyond the direct publishing market, affects every organization that has the objective of enhancing its structure and activities through visibility and content production actions. ADV Agencies, Media Centers, Companies, Cultural and Recreational Associations, Non-Profit Associations or Social Promotion Associations, etc.

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