Digital literacy cpd
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A perspective on the important topic of digital literacy - a presentation given to the PGCe-Learning course at Glyndwr UNiversity
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- 1. Digital Literacy: a perspective Dr Christine Davies, JISC RSC Wales c.p.davies@rsc-wales.ac.uk @christinepd
- 2. Outline of session • outline of the topic • JISC & national approaches to digital literacy • some digital literacy tools
- 3. What is ‘digital literacy’? flexibility adaptability Free to use tools Quality OER productivity employability
- 4. … and digital literacy… • Focuses on personal skills and needs (including learning preferences) – for learning and employment • But also emphasises ‘connectedness’, both in terms of communication (Web 2.0; ‘cloud’) and collaboration
- 5. JISC Initiatives Developing Digital Literacies programme
- 6. Initiatives in Wales Developing a Digital Wales Learning in a Digital Wales
- 7. Initiatives in the news
- 8. Tools for Digital Literacy • Presentation • Communication • Productivity • Collaboration https://sites.google.com/site/diglithowtoguides/home/tools-for-digita
- 9. Communication & Collaboration • Skype • Mindmeister • Dabbleboard • Google docs • TypeWith.me • Twitter Try out: 1. TypeWith.me : http://typewith.me/p/Digital_Literacy 2. Mindmeister: http://www.mindmeister.com/152636320 3. dabbleboard: http://bit.ly/HCTGZ2
- 10. Presentation tools • Mind-mapping eg. Freemind; Mindmeister • OpenOffice • Google docs • Prezi • Pinterest • Camstudio
- 11. Productivity tools • Google calendar • Delicious • Diigo • Drop-box • Netvibes • Meet-o-matic • Polldaddy
- 12. There are many, many other tools! http://c4lpt.co.uk/directory-of-learning-perfor / http:// sites.google.com/site/technologyenhancedlear
- 13. Digital Literacy & online information Information Literacy OER
- 14. Looking to a digital future… http:// http:// www.nmc.org/publications/horizon-report-2012-higher-ed-edition www.slideshare.net/TrendsSpotting/tech-
- 16. Thanks for listening! Christine Davies, JISC RSC Wales c.p.davies@rsc-wales.ac.uk @christinepd
Editor's Notes
- My views, but probably those of many others also!
- Teachers and students both need to become digitally literate. Not as simple as digital natives & digital immigrants (Prensksy) What else is part of digital literacy?
- And provides another important skill set in addition to literacy and numeracy Emphasises adaptability and responding to future needs Implies a moving away from paid-for services towards open or free-to-use Also implies ‘any time, any place’ – mobile devices
- Welsh Government initiatives: Delivering a Digital Wales: 2011 Learning in a Digital Wales : 2012 Also: For Our Future; One Wales
- Any other news items? The Guardian’s focus on ICT & programming skills – not quite what I think of as ‘Digital Literacy’
- (Go to website?) NB: mobile devices/cloud computing – any place, any time learning
- Dabbleboard: online 'whiteboard' that can be used to share and collaborate using drawings and images as well as text. Operates in a very similar way to 'TypeWith.me' with no login Questions:- What sort of digital skills/knowledge/resources would be useful for you or your learners? How can we keep pace with future developments? Which tools/concepts have you found useful?
- http://polldaddy.com/ http://www.meetomatic.com/calendar.php Netvibes; iGoogle etc – importance of RSS feeds
- C4LPT & Paul’s e-learning resources – two good sites for digital tools
- NMC: New Media Consortium (Horizon project /reports – collaboration between NMC & JISC. Orgs like ALT involved – Observatory Project: http://blog.observatory.jisc.ac.uk/about-the-jisc-observatory/) Poss tools/technologies: augmented reality (eg. Layar); mobile apps; shift from desk-top to tablet/ other mobile; learning analytics