In this course students will:

1. develop knowledge and skills in planning, developing and editing material for on-line delivery;

2. gain an advanced understanding of the integration of narrative and interactive design principles for online delivery;

3. gain an advanced understanding of the application of communication theory to production practice; and,

4. develop an ability to critically appraise their own and the work of others.

This course will explore the development and production of on-line content and material.
It contains eight modules:
1. Aspects of Communication theory.
2. Readings in narrative design theory.
3. Audio and animation for online production.
4. Readings in interactive design theory.
5. Moving images and interactive sequences.
6. Integrating narrative and interactive elements.
7. Project planning and management.
8. Production and analysis.

CMNS6010 - Multimedia Applications in Public Relations and Corporate Communication

CMNS6070 replaces CMNS6010. Students who have passed CMNS6010 cannot count CMNS6070 for credit. Students who have failed CMNS6010 should enrol in CMNS6070.

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The course will assume that students have no previous knowledge of this field of study; however, it is assumed that students have a basic level of computer literacy.

Distance Learning : IT Based
Flexible Delivery / Student Centred Learning

Email Discussion Group
Problem Based Learning
Self Directed Learning

Lecture: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Computer Lab: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term