Eight practical modules aligned with the 16-hour practicum. Each module
includes objectives, hands-on activities, deliverables, and a quick
rubric that matches its assignment.
1
Overview of digital marketing, key channels, and setting up your personal/small-business brand online.
⏱️ 1 hour
2
Create a simple website/landing page and apply UX and on-page SEO fundamentals.
⏱️ 3 hours
3
Develop content pillars, a content calendar, and produce sample assets (blog, short video, or infographic).
⏱️ 4 hours
4
Audit platforms, define strategy, and plan a one-week social campaign with scheduling.
⏱️ 2 hours
5
Keyword research, drafting Google Ads campaign structure, and writing ad copies (simulation — no spend).
⏱️ 1 hour 15 min
6
List building principles, segmentation, and designing a welcome sequence using a free tool.
⏱️ 1 hour
7
Analyze campaign data, optimize performance, and create a final report.
⏱️ 1 hour 15 min
8
Present your digital marketing practicum project to the class (6-8 mins).
⏱️ 2 hours 30 min
Eight practical assignments (one per module). Each builds on your
semester-long project. Together they make up the full 100-point course grade.
M1
Set up your practicum project and essential digital marketing accounts
M2
Build your project website, ensure mobile responsiveness, and implement basic SEO.
M3
Develop a content strategy, plan a calendar, and create high-quality content
M4
Define your social media strategy and execute a 1-week campaign
M5
Conduct keyword research and design a Google Ads campaign
M6
Set up an email marketing system and write a welcome sequence.
M7
Set up Google Analytics 4, implement UTM tracking, and create a performance report
M8
Consolidate your semester work into a final portfolio and present it
Lecture and session slide decks for each module. Open a deck for
full-screen presentation mode.
M1
Comprehensive slides covering digital marketing overview, key channels, and practical setup for PRC 112 practicum.
M2
Comprehensive slides covering website creation, UX principles, and on-page SEO fundamentals for PRC 112 practicum.
M2
Comparing website platforms, choosing the right option, and structuring essential pages.
M2
User experience fundamentals and introduction to on-page SEO basics.
M2
Image optimization, internal linking, content quality, and technical SEO implementation.
M3
Slides covering content pillars, content calendar creation, and producing engaging content assets.
M3
Defining content pillars, understanding content marketing fundamentals, and building strategic themes.
M3
Building strategic content calendars, understanding posting frequency, and planning content formats.
M3
Producing high-quality content assets including blog posts, videos, and infographics.
M3
Introduction to Content Management Systems (CMS) and getting started with WordPress.com
M4
Platform strategy, content planning, and social media campaign execution.
M4
Understanding major platforms, choosing the right channels, and optimizing profiles.
M4
Planning social media campaigns, content scheduling, engagement strategies, and hashtag optimization.
M4
Step-by-step walkthrough of creating and scheduling social media posts using Canva.
M5
Comprehensive guide to Google Ads: Keyword research, campaign structure, ad copywriting, and landing pages.
M6
List building, segmentation, and email campaign design fundamentals.
M7
Comprehensive guide to Google Analytics 4 (GA4), UTM tracking, and creating actionable reports.
M8
Consolidating all module deliverables into a cohesive digital marketing strategy and preparing professional presentations.
M8
Delivering final project presentations, receiving peer and instructor feedback, and reflecting on the digital marketing practicum journey.
Download-ready templates and tools to accelerate your practicum work.
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Comprehensive overview of the semester-long practicum project with goals, audience, channels, and KPIs.
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A lightweight 2-week content calendar structure across channels with UTM placeholders.
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Grading rubric for the 6–8 minute final presentation (detail score /30 → converts to 10 course points).
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Structured log to record weekly practicum work and evidence.
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One-page checklist to ensure all deliverables are ready before presentation.
✅
Page-by-page on-page SEO checklist for your practicum website (Home, About, Contact/CTA).
Help videos for Google Classroom submission and Assignments 1–3.
Modules 4–8 currently rely on in-class demos and the slide decks.
⚡ Quick Concepts
Short explainers you can skim in 2–3 minutes before starting
activities. These connect directly to your weekly deliverables.
💡
Balance short‑term reach, long‑term assets, and credibility with
the OEP model.
💡
Pick one outcome that defines success and align 3–5 KPIs to move
it weekly.
💡
Map Awareness → Consideration → Conversion → Loyalty to plan
timely touchpoints.
🎓 Practical Project & Presentation
Students complete a practical digital marketing project and present
their work in class for feedback and discussion.
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Choose one: Personal brand, small business, campus club, or
simulated client brief.
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Build a minimal digital presence (website or landing page + at least
two channels).
- Create a two-week content calendar with UTM tracking plan.
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Run simulations or drafts (no paid spend required) for Google Ads
and Email.
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Prepare a 6–8 minute presentation with evidence (screenshots/links).
Start with the
Project Brief Template
and review the
Presentation Rubric.
🧭 Methods of Instruction
Interactive sessions, workshops, simulation exercises, live demos,
short case discussion, self-assessments, feedback and coaching.
✅ Evaluation & Students' Responsibilities
Course grade (100 points)
Continuous assessment only — no semester-end exam.
- Assignment 1 — Project setup (5)
- Assignment 2 — Website & SEO (10)
- Assignment 3 — Content strategy (15)
- Assignment 4 — Social campaign (15)
- Assignment 5 — SEM / Google Ads (15)
- Assignment 6 — Email campaign (10)
- Assignment 7 — Analytics & reporting (10)
- Assignment 8 — Portfolio (10) + presentation (10)
Presentation detail: use the
/30 rubric
and convert to 10 points (score × 10/30).
Pass marks: 60/100 •
Attendance: 80% minimum (pass/fail gate, not separate points)
Students' Responsibilities
- Attend at least 80% of sessions
- Submit module deliverables on time
- Maintain weekly activity log
- Use own words and cite sources (no plagiarism)
- Act ethically when using live accounts or data