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    1. N.O.D.E. – a showcase Setting up an online community (things you might need to know)
    2. A bit about us Lisa Cluett Learning, Language and Research Skills Student Services, UWA Judy Skene Diversity and Transition Programs Student Services, UWA
      • UWA:
      • 82% of first years are ‘school leavers’
      • ~90% of first years are Gen Y
      • independent learning and independent living
      • focus on engagement and the student experience
    3. Today’s Showcase N.O.D.E. project at UWA The story so far…. 21 things we’ve learnt from NODE Setting it up Keeping it going What are the greatest challenges involved in a project like this?
    4. The NODE project Aim To create an online community where students could share their experiences of University
      • An exploratory (pilot) project to be run for a year
      • We would have to relinquish some control
      • They gave us $17,000 to do it with
    5. Student survey Staff survey Pilot projects Protocols The N.O.D.E. project N etworking O n-line to D iversify E ngagement Preparation Application
    6. Student survey
      • Aim: to provide solid data to use in the project
      • On-line form - sent to FY students
      • Offered a prize (of course!)
      • Demographics (age, faculty etc) plus 3 sections
      Logistics Experiences Expectations
      • access
      • ownership
      • use of UWA website
      • habits/skills
      • learning
      • communicating
      • shopping, sharing
      • IT provision at UWA
      • lectures and lecturers
      • data storage
    7. Notable findings…
      • 46% use instant messaging at least once a day
      • 61% use blogs (18% of students have their own)
      • 71% download music and 66% use YouTube
      Logistics Experiences Expectations
      • 56% own a laptop
      • 95 % have internet access at home
        • (85% of which is broadband)
      • 96% own a mobile phone
      • 88% expect all lectures to be recorded
      • 52% prefer face-to-face teaching (37% ‘don’t mind’)
      • 17% would like to SMS their lecturers
      A total of 37 ICT questions were asked
    8. Staff survey
      • Priority to engage staff (short and long-term)
      • Skills Audit for all staff (35 staff in 9 programs)
      • ‘ sold’ as PD (provided by the NODE project)
      MS ® Windows Word processing MS ® PowerPoint MS ® Excel Web browsing MS ® Outlook Sharepoint ® Web editing Web 2.0/ICT Learning styles No idea what this is Heard of but not used Able to read/view others’ Able to create my own Able to train others
    9. Notables…
      • Awareness of web tools generally high
        • Highest – txt, IM, blogs, forums
        • Lowest – RSS, video-on-demand
      • Preferred training delivery:
      • Small group training
      • Register of ‘local experts’
      • Print resources/guides/instructions
      • Training on request
      • Regular information sessions
      • On-line tutorials and help
    10. Pilot projects
      • Done/progress
      • Podcasts/Lectopia recordings of Learning Skills sessions
      • RSS generation from events Calendar
      • Transition Blog ‘07 written by incoming students
      • Staff procedures manual hosted as a wiki
      • IM/chat to follow-up Faculty teaching
      • Next
      • VOD-tours of SS by students
      • Broadening of RSS
      • Podcasts of guest speakers, services etc
      R O L L O U T
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    20. Question for you: What would be the biggest challenge(s) for a project like this?
    21. Our challenges * technology platform * finding support * content
    22. 21 things we learnt that might be useful for you to know Developing it Maintaining it
    23. Write some protocols for members Development
    24. Don’t wait until you think you’re ready Development
    25. Set it up and then fix it Development
    26. Let it grow organically Development
    27. Focus on quick wins with similar minds Development
    28. Work out what you can get for free Development
    29. Beware of ‘frenemies’ Development
    30. Collaborate ‘upwards’ Development
    31. Don’t be put off by your own ignorance Development
    32. Make it appealing to students Development
    33. Don’t ignore the bits you don’t like Development
    34. Have a vision and be flexible getting there Development
    35. Don’t underestimate the challenge of content Maintenance
    36. Embrace the competition Maintenance
    37. Get the ‘right’ project officer Maintenance
    38. Check in every day Maintenance
    39. Write content about failure Maintenance
    40. Find champions Maintenance
    41. Use every method possible to promote it Maintenance
    42. Cherish support people Maintenance
    43. Don’t take anything personally Maintenance
    44. Any questions?
      • Please explore node.live, and we welcome any feedback to:
      • Judy Skene: [email_address]
      • or
      • Lisa Cluett: [email_address]
      • This list of ‘21 things’ will be on www.studysmarter.uwa.edu.au by the end of the week

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