About this course
Who it’s for
Marketers, creators and small-business owners who need visuals.
What you’ll be able to do
- Write effective visual briefs
- Iterate towards a consistent style
- Check rights and disclosure before publishing
Planned curriculum
6 lessons in teaching order. Lessons open when the course launches, once their faculty-led teaching videos are recorded and verified.
- 01Write a visual brief that a designer can use
- 02Use composition and accessibility deliberately
- 03Iterate images using observable changes
- 04Maintain a visual system across assets
- 05Storyboard a short video before producing it
- 06Capstone: prepare a rights-aware review package
Resources included at launch
3 resources, provided inside the course once it opens.
- AI for Design & Video: worked examplesPDF DOCUMENT
Course-specific sample inputs, worked outputs and explanations for every lesson.
- AI for Design & Video: practice and assessment workbookEXCEL WORKBOOK
Editable task, evidence and self-assessment register with course-specific expected evidence and reviewer guidance.
- AI for Design & Video: task briefs and review promptsTEXT FILE
Reusable task briefs and review prompts grounded in the course examples; fictional inputs only.
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Quick answers
- Can I take AI for Design, Images & Video now?
- Not yet. It is Coming soon: the faculty-led teaching videos are still being prepared, and purchases are not open.
- Who is it for?
- Marketers, creators and small-business owners who need visuals.
- How will it be taught?
- Each lesson is planned as a faculty-led video with a short written summary, hands-on practice, a quiz and resources. The full written lesson text stays internal.
- What device do I need?
- You can read lessons and plan your work on a phone, but some exercises need a computer with desktop software such as a spreadsheet, document or presentation editor.
- How does access work?
- Courses are a one-time purchase with lifetime access to the content included when you buy. It is not a subscription, and it does not include courses released later unless they are named in what you bought.
- Is there a certificate?
- Students who mark every lesson complete can receive a certificate of completion. It confirms completion; it does not certify assessed practical competence.
Learning resources for every course are listed on the Learning Resources page, and you can read more about how AcademyGen teaches.
Language: the lessons, practice and resources are in English. Other languages aren’t available yet.