Use narrative techniques across multiple communication and content-sharing platforms.

Design articles based on the demands of the digital environment.

Apply various types of storytelling depending on how news is conveyed through different devices and platforms.

Use artificial intelligence for content creation.

Formulate prompts that can be interpreted and understood by a Large Language Model (LLM) of artificial intelligence.

Guide AI tools/models in reporting, writing, and graphic creation.

Combine key design elements (grids, color, format, story structures, motion, and user experience) with modern tools for creating digital stories.

The course assessment is conducted in the English language.

Evaluation includes a written exam with a combination of question types (essay, short answer, multiple choice) accounting for 60%, and weekly assignments making up 40%.

The examination material, procedures, and assessment criteria are communicated to students during the first lecture. Relevant announcements and materials are posted on the e-class online platform.