An excellent course to learn about working with journalists and managing crises from a public relations perspective.

It is a good and important course for those who are in the field of Public Relations.

I learned a lot thank you so much

Straightforward and clear.

best place to learn from

The professor is good and we learn a lot but the peer-graded assignments are an illogical measure of success. Asking other learners who themselves are still barely entering the field to pass or fail other students is really unfair and horrible. A lazy approach to this course. Deeply disappointed.

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Great

Good

This course was a great introduction to how the media responds to requests from PR practitioners for coverage of their stories. I learn about AP writing style, components of press releases and press release pitches, how to relate to journalists, and how important it is to keep the audience in mind, as well as provide newsworthy press releases. The peer-review assignments were challenging and I really enjoyed having the chance to research and write a press release. It can be frustrating waiting for your peer-learners to actually review your assignment, but patience pays off in the end.

I enjoy the style of the instructor. She is authentic and uses just the right amount of humor to engage. I wish the key notes that are shown on the video (graphs, references) were available for download.

It was tough but that made it worth it!

I'm done with all the courses why is it still showing some percentage left instead of completed

I ENJOYED THIS COURSE

assignments must be optional