The learners will learn: Plan a digital publication, to a set brief, incorporating audio and video elements, which is appropriate to the target audience. Source content, including audio and video material, that would be suitable for the target audience. Identify the key differences between a 'linked to' media file, and an 'embedded' media file. Identify and comply with copyright and academic constraints on using others' information in relation to both sourced audio and video media (e.g. avoiding plagiarism through referencing and breaching legal protections on content usage.)Input at least one audio and at least one video element into a rich media publication design. Store and retrieve assets and files effectively, in line with instructions, including both local storage (e.g. on local computer or device, or attached removable storage medium) and remote storage (e.g. across a network)
Entry requirements
You do not need to have any previous qualifications.All applicants must have an initial assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.
