23 Things - A Digital Literacy Program for Professional Development
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https://23things.cdu.edu.au Presented at the Central Queensland University Virtual Conference, 2019. Sue Tucker and Wendy Taleo.
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23 Things - A Digital Literacy Program for Professional Development
- 1. CRICOS Provider No. 00300K (NT/VIC) I 03286A (NSW) | RTO Provider No. 0373 23 Things A Digital Literacy Program for Professional Development Wendy Taleo and Sue Tucker 08 October 2019
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Editor's Notes
- Recognition of Traditional owners : CDU acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we’re meeting and pays respect to Elders both past and present and extends that respect to all A&TSI people.
- Intro Why this program for professional development? We’ve tried other methods of PD, didn’t want to reinvent the wheel, time poor staff need flexible options (eg 1min CPD) Program design Reviewed other versions of 23 Things from Irish Library Association, Scottish and Australian universities and due to licensing, this could be reused. (Acknowledging them in our FAQ) Agreed on using unsplash.com for feature images (ease of use and open licensed) Chose a big list from other programs and asked for feedback from staff to finalise the list
- Reaching past the brick wall and closed systems. Reaching a wide audience that included VET, HE, Research and all staff levels Part of the digital literacy story is learning about the open web Communication and collaboration is part of the digital literacy ‘story’, we wanted this to be encouraged both within the University but more widely. Have the opportunity for our staff to interact with our networks (TELedvisors, PLN, SIGs, ALT) Next we had to look at what choices we had for platforms
- Wordpress is open compared to the our internal options : LMS or internal wiki An open platform allows for participation within and outside of the University No extra cost to the department and was University endorsed platform Worked with inhouse web developers for Wordpress templates Created standard weekly Portfolio Item (versus blog posts) Allowed for a variety of writing styles (eg first person, stories and academic writing) We wrote with a team of authors What does it look like?
- Home page – design and subscribe options List of Things – overall program view and rolling out the weekly posts About page – includes FAQ, reference sites and licensing Thing 1 – template design and comments section Join in and connect with us! Facilitated until the end of October.