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Use AI in your media work without losing quality or trust
A practical video programme that shows how to bring artificial intelligence into editorial, social media, advertising and sales, step by step and with clear safeguards.
- 24 video lessons
- Self-paced learning
- Practical workflows
- Lifetime access
- 14-day refund
AI is already in your industry, and the rules are still being written
Almost every media team has by now tried a chatbot, an image generator or an automatic transcription tool. Most of those experiments end the same way: a few impressive drafts, a few embarrassing mistakes, and no clear idea of how to turn the technology into a routine that colleagues can repeat.
The problem is rarely the tools themselves. It is the missing method. Where does AI genuinely save time, and where does it quietly damage the quality of your work? How do you check what it produces? How do you tell your audience, your clients and your editor what you are doing and why?
This course answers those questions for people who work in and around media: editors, reporters, content managers, social media specialists, advertising and sales people, and bloggers who run their own small publication. It treats AI as a working tool with strengths, limits and risks, not as magic.
Across 24 video lessons you move from the basics to concrete workflows for the newsroom, social channels, advertising and sales. You also learn how to protect the thing that matters most in media, which is the trust of the people who read, watch and buy.
What you will be able to do
- Choose the right AI tool for a task
Match text, image, audio and video tools to the jobs they actually do well.
- Write prompts that return usable drafts
Give clear instructions, context and constraints instead of hoping for luck.
- Speed up research and preparation
Build background briefs and source lists faster while keeping a human check.
- Draft, edit and adapt content for several formats
Turn one story into a headline, a summary, a social post and a script.
- Plan and produce social media content with AI support
Keep a regular schedule while preserving a recognisable voice.
- Prepare advertising materials and test messages
Produce copy variants, briefs and media plans, then review the results.
- Support sales conversations with better preparation
Research prospects, draft proposals and handle routine follow-ups.
- Check AI output for errors and invented facts
Apply a simple verification routine before anything is published.
- Set clear rules for your team
Write a short AI policy covering labelling, privacy and copyright.
- 24
- video lessons
- 6
- modules
- 4
- work areas: editorial, social, advertising, sales
The idea behind the programme
The central idea is simple: introduce AI without losing quality and trust. Speed is easy to get from any tool. What is hard is keeping accuracy, style and honesty while you work faster, and that is where most of the course time goes.
Every module follows the same logic. First you see which part of a real media task can be handed to AI. Then you see how to give the tool a good instruction. Finally you learn how to review the result and decide what to keep, fix or throw away.
This order matters because it keeps you in charge. AI produces drafts; you remain the editor, the author and the person responsible for what goes out under your name or your brand.
The examples come from everyday media work: news items, social posts, advertising copy, client proposals and internal reports. You can apply them directly to your own projects rather than translating them from some unrelated field.
How the course works
The course is a library of recorded video lessons that you take at your own pace. There is no fixed timetable and no live session you have to attend. You can watch a lesson over lunch, pause it, return to it later, and repeat the parts you need to practise.
The lessons are grouped into six modules that follow the way a media team actually works: foundations, editorial, social media, advertising, sales, and finally quality, trust and rollout. You can follow them in order, which is what we recommend if AI is new to you, or jump to the area most relevant to your job.
Each lesson is built around a task you can try straight away with the AI tool of your choice. The best way to learn is to pause the video, run the exercise on your own material, and compare your result with the one on screen.
Because the tools change quickly, the lessons concentrate on principles and workflows that stay useful when the interface or the model changes: how to structure an instruction, how to check an answer, how to document what you did.
The programme
Six modules, 24 video lessons, from first principles to a working AI routine for your team.
1Module 1 — Foundations of AI in mediaWhat the technology can and cannot do, and how to set up a safe way of working.4 lessons
- What generative AI can and cannot do for a media team
- Choosing tools for text, image, audio and video tasks
- Writing prompts that return usable drafts
- Setting up a safe workflow for sources and data
2Module 2 — AI in the newsroomFaster research, drafting and editing, with verification built in.4 lessons
- Speeding up research and background briefs
- Drafting and editing with AI assistance
- Headlines, summaries and rewrites for different formats
- Fact-checking AI-assisted material
3Module 3 — AI for social mediaConsistent channels that still sound like you.4 lessons
- Planning a content calendar with AI
- Adapting one story to several platforms
- Creating visuals and short video scripts
- Keeping a recognisable voice
4Module 4 — AI in advertisingFrom audience understanding to tested messages.4 lessons
- Audience research and message testing
- Drafting advertising copy variants
- Preparing creative briefs and media plans
- Reviewing results and iterating
5Module 5 — AI in salesBetter preparation for conversations with clients.4 lessons
- Researching prospects before the first contact
- Preparing proposals and pitches
- Handling routine communication and follow-ups
- Using AI for reports and sales analysis
6Module 6 — Quality, trust and rolloutRules, risks and a step-by-step plan for your team.4 lessons
- Disclosure and labelling of AI-assisted content
- Copyright, privacy and legal risks
- Writing an AI policy for your team
- Rolling out AI step by step and measuring the effect
What you get
- 24 recorded video lessons
Short, focused lessons you can watch on any device.
- Six modules by work area
Editorial, social media, advertising, sales and team rules in one place.
- Practical tasks in every lesson
Exercises you can run on your own material.
- Self-paced access
No fixed schedule and no live sessions you must attend.
- Lasting access to the material
Return to any lesson whenever your work requires it.
- 14-day refund policy
If the course is not what you expected, you can ask for your money back.
Is this course for you?
This course is for you if…
- Editors, reporters and content managers who want to speed up routine work without lowering standards
- Social media and marketing specialists who need a repeatable way to produce content
- Advertising and sales people in media who want better preparation and faster materials
- Bloggers and small publishers who run everything themselves and need to save time
- Team leaders who must decide how AI is used in their department
Probably not a fit if…
- Anyone looking for a programming course on building or training AI models
- People who expect AI to replace editorial judgement completely
- Readers who want a guaranteed result or income from using AI tools
- Those who want live, one-to-one coaching rather than recorded lessons
After the course
When you finish, AI will no longer be a loose collection of experiments. You will have a small set of workflows you trust, each with a clear instruction, a review step and a place in your daily routine.
You will know which tasks to delegate to a tool and which to keep for yourself. You will also be able to explain your choices to a colleague, a client or a reader, including how you check facts and how you label AI-assisted material.
If you lead a team, you will have the material to write a short, sensible AI policy and to introduce the tools gradually, measuring what actually improves instead of following hype.
Most importantly, you will work faster without becoming less careful, which is the balance that keeps an audience coming back.
Questions before you buy
How much time do I need per week?
The course is self-paced, so it depends on you. Many people take a few lessons a week and apply each one to their own work before moving on. You can go faster or slower, and there is no deadline to keep up with.
Do I need any prior experience with AI?
No. The course starts from the basics. If you already use AI tools, you can skip ahead to the module that matches your job, such as social media, advertising or sales.
Do I need to be a journalist?
No. The lessons are written for anyone working with media content: editors, marketers, sales specialists, bloggers and team leaders.
How does access work after payment?
Once your payment is confirmed, you get access to the lessons and can start right away. You do not have to wait for a group to form.
What format are the lessons in?
The lessons are recorded video, divided into six modules with 24 lessons in total. You can watch them on a computer, tablet or phone at whatever time suits you.
Will the material stay available?
Yes. You can return to the lessons whenever you need a refresher or want to apply a workflow to a new project.
What is the refund policy?
You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase if the course is not right for you.
Do I need to buy special software?
No. The lessons teach principles and workflows that work with the AI tools you can choose yourself. Many tools offer free or low-cost plans, so you can practise without a large budget.
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