Introduction to Investigative Reporting → Applied Case Study: Coral Harbour Community Infrastructure Review

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Module1: Reporting Mandate, Evidence and Architecture
4 Items
Convert the investigation mandate, audience needs and controlled evidence into a defensible report plan.
Module 2: Drafting findings, Analysis and Exhibits
4 Items
Write balanced findings and design financial and visual explanations that preserve source, status and limitation.
Module 3: Review, Issue, Correction and Follow-up
4 Items
Control quality, approval, distribution, later evidence, correction, retention and action monitoring after drafting.
Applied Case Study: Coral Harbour Community Infrastructure Review
1 Item
This is an original fictional scenario developed for FCPAS. Any resemblance to an actual person, organisation or event is coincidental.
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  Applied Case Study: Coral Harbour Community Infrastructure Review
Glossary & References
1 Item
- 5.1
  Glossary & References
Introduction to Investigative Reporting : Final Examination
1 Item
The final assessment is additional to the 180 credited learning minutes. A score of at least 80% is required.
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  Introduction to Investigative Reporting : Final Examination
  1 Hour15 Questions