Media training for clubs from the Faculty of Economics kick-off with impressive design tips
These days, media products are not just simply information transmission tools but have become the art of story-telling with pictures and frameworks. Understanding the importance of this, the Faculty of Economics organized the special training series for members from various clubs under the Faculty, in order to help UEFers approach required skills in this area.
DECEMBER 18, the program officially kick-off with the theme “media publications design skills and in-depth meanings”. Pảticipated in sharing with the UEFers was Le Trieu Nguyen - Vice President of PSD club with real-world skills gained from participating in Faculty and UEF activities in many years.
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:”The training will consist of five sessions focused on the importance of event management and media such as poster design, content writing, initiating ideas, organizing events,... From the skills provided, UEFers will be fully equipped with tools for better confidence in club activities”. Shared by Ms. Nguyen Le Dong Xuan - Dean Deputy of the Faculty of Economics on meaning of these activities.
Ms. Dong Xuan shared on meaning of the training
During the training session, the “3D” model (Enough - Appropriate - Beautiful) was introduced as a “guideline” in assisting UEFers on how to create professional media publications. The speaker emphasized that a product not only requires enough content but also must be beautiful and psychologically targeted to gain attention. The principles of main and side layout are also explained in detail, from choosing color, word font to how to arrange information harmoniously and logically.
In addition, the training also provided tips on enhancing the product’s inclusivity. The small details such as choosing icons, make up small space or connecting artistic details are also excruciatingly analyzed, providing UEFers with a better overview on how to turn ideas into reality.
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The first training session went beyond just providing club members with valuable information but also ignited their bold creativity spirit. This is surely a promising beginning in the journey of enhancing media competence of clubs under the roof of the Faculty of Economics. The second session will take place on December 20 with the content related to “Mediaflow - Breakthrough cross-platform content”. Make sure to check-in to get updates with lots of valuable information.
