Teacher guide
Complete pacing, seven case dossiers, teaching prompts, expected responses, a campaign brief, rubric, and answer keys.
A case-based teaching unit
Investigate real campaigns, make content decisions with evidence, and build a useful marketing plan. Everything students need stays digital.
Each lesson is planned for 50 minutes. The teacher guide also includes a five-block adaptation, case research, discussion keys, a rubric, and assessment guidance.
REI and Blendtec · Useful guidance, entertaining demonstrations, and business purpose.
Visit Utah · Infer audience needs from actual content and begin the resource digest.
Spotify Wrapped · Separate content origin, format, and media relationship.
GoPro · Examine UGC, creator incentives, and what the numbers establish.
Dunkin and Charli · Analyze audience fit and draft a disclosed partnership.
Dove · Evaluate brand promises, fabricated representations, and rights.
An editorial lab · Verify AI-assisted copy and create the careers infographic.
A campaign studio · Draft original branded content and a curated digest.
A simulated dataset · Choose goal-matched metrics and improve both assets.
A pitch and individual assessment · Explain decisions using evidence.
Open the original guides, campaign copy, graphics, and videos. Use the teaching notes to connect observations to strategy and distinguish reported results from inference.
A beginner hiking guide connects useful information with the next decision.
Stargazing content helps different visitors plan an experience.
Public 2023 Wrapped examples turn listening data into personal stories.
A customer-footage compilation invites analysis of UGC and incentives.
The Charli launch connects a creator partnership, fan participation, and ordering.
The written Keep Beauty Real pledge makes AI choices part of a brand promise.
Both documents are editable. The student notebook is prepared for Google Docs: students type responses, add evidence links, and submit their work digitally.
Complete pacing, seven case dossiers, teaching prompts, expected responses, a campaign brief, rubric, and answer keys.
Lesson activities, direct content links, response prompts, the client brief, and the final submission checklist.
Upload the downloaded notebook to Google Drive, open it with Google Docs, and choose File → Save as Google Docs if it opens in Word-editing mode. Keep a view-only master and give each student their own copy through Google Classroom or a copy link.
The download is a DOCX import file; a native Google Doc has not been created in your Drive. The teacher guide and its answers are public on this site. Video embeds also include direct links for networks that block playback.