Emergency Broadcasting Complete 5 Module Course
A bundle of all five CBAA Learning emergency broadcasting modules. Completing this bundle will give you a comprehensive overview of emergency broadcasting in the community broadcasting sector.
Bundle includes
Here are all the courses that are included in your bundle.
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FreeEmergency Broadcasting #1 - Are You Prepared?
This module provides an overview of the emergencies your community might be facing, information flow during an emergency, and where community broadcasting fits in to the emergency management ecosystem.
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FreeEmergency Broadcasting #2 - Types of Emergency Broadcasters
This modules explores the different roles community radio can play during an emergency, and the difference between official and unofficial emergency broadcasters
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FreeEmergency Broadcasting #3 - Emergency Management and Information Flow
This module explores the flow of information during an emergency including where stations can find accurate information about emergencies and determine information quality prior to broadcast
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FreeEmergency Broadcasting #4 - What does a ‘good’ emergency broadcast sound like?
This module explores what makes a ‘good’ emergency on-air message including how to construct an emergency broadcast and deliver at the right time.
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FreeEmergency Broadcasting #5 - Looking after yourself and the team
This module covers how to recognise the signs of stress and trauma, and, how to develop strategies for managing and coping with stress and trauma associated with emergency broadcasting.
(1) 5.0 average rating
Instructor
Martin Corben
Emergency Broadcasting Trainer
Martin is a media professional with diverse experience - including radio, web, video, audio and social media.
Martin was Regional Manager and Breakfast presenter at ABC North Coast (NSW) from 1996-2006 (#1 in market) and later moved to 702 ABC Sydney to work as a multimedia reporter, on-air presenter and Content Director.
Later at the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) he initiated a nationwide regional training program. His interviews and programs involving a mix of high-profile personalities and regular citizens have helped make him an award-winning journalist and program maker. He currently trains broadcasters across Australia.
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