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Student reading in a digital age
1. Reading in a digital age
MAHEP 3 (Nov 2016 and April 2017)
Florence Dujardin, Emma Coonan and Sian Blake
2. Module 3
Learning
outcomes
• Review digital practice in higher
education, through discussion with
colleagues
• Focus on the use and value of
technology-enhanced learning in
your discipline
• Understand the use and value of
technology in engaging with students
• Developing students’ digital literacies
(to carry forward in their future
professions and as citizens in the
network society).
9. Survey of student use of
Wikipedia:
Convenience
Comprehensibility
Coverage
Credibility
(Head and Eisenberg 2010)
Wikipedia
10. DISCUSSIONDo you discuss Wikipedia with
students?
What do you say?
Do you build tasks around
Wikipedia?
11. What do I do with this reading?
You want me to have
an opinion as well?
Just tell me
what I need
to read!
I thought you had to be
a Doctor to disagree
(PGT student)
(Price, 2004)
12. DISCUSSION
How are we supporting student
understanding of reading?
How do we explain/show that
questioning and having a
standpoint are key academic
practices?
(How) can we design reading lists
that help them achieve this
understanding?
13. Practical approaches
Helping students to
choose what’s relevant from a list
Read actively and selectively
Understand that you can’t read it
all (Edwards, 2011: reading as
‘threshold concept’)
16. References
Beetham, H. and Sharpe, R.K. (2010) Digital Literacy Framework. JISC Digital Studio. Available from
http://jiscdesignstudio.pbworks.com/w/page/46740204/Digital%20literacy%20framework
Edwards, C. (2011). ‘Investigation of the relevance of the notion of a threshold concept within generic learning
development work’. Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education 3 April
Head, A.J. and Eisenberg, M.B., 2010. How today’s college students use Wikipedia for course-related research.
First Monday, 15 (3).
Editor's Notes
What do students do?
Use of Google or Wikipedia
Is it problematic? In what ways?
(How) should we scaffold reading journeys?
How explicit are we about reading practices?
What is the role of the reading list? How do we use it?
What reading tasks do we set students?
What technologies do we use to support student reading?
Downloads
Hyperlinks
TALIS Reading list
… with transformative outcomes!
Choosing what’s relevant implies an understanding of the need to select
Reading actively relies on understanding the need to take up a standpoint and evaluate (answer back to) eminent scholars in the field
The idea that ‘You don’t have to read every book on the reading list’ has been proposed as a learning threshold concept by Edwards (2011)