9. 4. Implementation Strategy Early to mid 2006 Interested staff to be registered on request 5 Early 2006 Work groups to be registered in stages 4 End of Dec 2005 Other key staff to be registered (e.g. OfficeTek, managers) 3 End of Nov 2005 Library staff to be registered 2 End of Nov 2005 ICDL facilitators (2) to obtain ICDLs 1
10. 5. Marketing Strategy Jan 2005 Staff Forum Continual Staff Inductions Dec 2005 ACS Newsletter Dec 2005 Staff Newsletter Oct 2005 iLearn
Editor's Notes
Thanks for giving me this time out of your meeting. My name is Robyn Dennis. I recently graduated as a librarian but I have a background in IT and small business, so I’m looking forward to combining these skills for this project. Q. How much do you know about ICDL? Q. Get them to fill out the registration forms? If you have any questions as we go along, please ask.
Internationally recognised certificate of basic IT skills Verifies staff have a fundamental understanding of how to use a personal computer and computer software applications Based upon a standard worldwide syllabus, which was Developed and is now maintained by the ECDL Foundation (European Computer Driving Licence) (http://www.ecdl.com) Issued in Australia by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) (http://www.acs.org.au/icdl/)
The process of obtaining an ICDL involves a number of steps. The first step is to complete a simple IT skills assessment… Simple, Interactive, the only pre-requisite is to be able to use a mouse,
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