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By the end of the course, you will:

• understand the range and nature of online harms facilitated by digital technologies, and the conditions that enable and amplify such harms;
  
• understand the approaches taken to mitigate these harms, and the ethical and professional challenges involved in designing effective interventions;
  
• recognise the impact online harms can have in personal and professional lives.

This is a fully online, asynchronous course.

Learning materials include video and audio content, written explanations and interactive activities. The course focuses on applied understanding, with regular opportunities to reflect on how the material relates to your own context.

You will receive support via email from the Course Lead and delivery team where needed.

Technical requirements

• Regular access to a computer or smart phone with internet access fast enough to stream video.
  
• A computer that meets the software requirements of video conferencing and other software, broadband internet connection, desktop or laptop PC with windows 10 or later, 4GB RAM, 6GB disk space for installation (administrator rights are required to install software).
  
• A smart phone on Android 11.0 or greater, or iOS 11.0 or greater, as you'll need to use multi-factor authentication to access your learning materials.

Assessment is designed to support application.

You will complete regular reflective responses based on weekly prompts, applying the material to a real-world context.

For the final assignment, you will be asked to select a specific form of online harm and examine how it may arise within a sector you have experience working in or would like to work in and propose evidence-based recommendations for how organisations could respond.

You will be expected to produce a 1,000 - 1,200 word resource, or a 10-minute pre-recorded presentation.

Written feedback is provided within three weeks of submission.

There are no formal prerequisites for this course. The content is suitable for learners from a wide range of professional and educational backgrounds.

Technical requirements

• Regular access to a computer or smart phone with internet access fast enough to stream video.
  
• A computer that meets the software requirements of video conferencing and other software, broadband internet connection, desktop or laptop PC with windows 10 or later, 4GB RAM, 6GB disk space for installation (administrator rights are required to install software).
  
• A smart phone on Android 11.0 or greater, or iOS 11.0 or greater, as you'll need to use multi-factor authentication to access your learning materials. 

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3. Once your payment is confirmed, you’ll receive your enrolment information two weeks before the course begins. 

If you have any questions or need support, please contact:  learningsupport@manchester.ac.uk

Corporate customers

If you are a corporate customer eligible for a discount and would like to arrange payment via invoice or make a group booking, please contact us at  learningsupport@manchester.ac.uk

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• Loyalty discount:
  5% off when you enrol in more than one micro-credential.
  
• 51¸£ÀûÉç Alumni discount:
  5% off for returning UoM learners (email learningsupport@manchester.ac.uk with proof of your alumni status e.g. your degree certificate). This discount can be used in conjunction with the Loyalty discount.
  
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To discuss corporate enrolment and payment by invoice, please contact:  learningsupport@manchester.ac.uk

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To discuss corporate enrolment and payment by invoice, please contact: learningsupport@manchester.ac.uk