In this course, students learn to transform professional knowledge, research, and practical experience into a complete educational product. They master concept development and educational logic, content creation, and the marketing of a finished course on a digital platform.
The main goal is to create a course that is methodologically sound, in demand, and easily understood by the audience. Students develop the course concept and an authorial media channel, articulate the educational objectives, structure the program, and establish the system for assessing outcomes.
Throughout the curriculum, every student masters the principles of educational content creation, becomes familiar with the legal aspects of copyright, studies the fundamentals of media production, and is required to test the course before publication.
As part of this course, students will:— develop the concept for an original course and its associated media channel;
— design the course structure and educational learning pathway;
— formulate the intended learning outcomes;
— define the criteria for evaluating course effectiveness;
— create the course annotation and landing page presentation;
— develop the structure for lectures and practical sessions;
— test the course and gather feedback prior to publication;
— create educational content across various media formats;
— justify the content and educational value of the course;
— study the legal foundations of copyright and content usage;
— master the principles of media production and preparing materials for publication;
— publish the course on the digital platform;
— utilize the platform’s tools to promote the educational product.
The final deliverable for this discipline is a complete educational or popular science media product, professionally formatted and published on a platform, ready for real-world use, demand testing, and further development.