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So, You Have a Domain....Now What?
The document discusses the CI Keys initiative, which has successfully supported around 400 students in utilizing various digital tools, including 753 domains and over 4,000 blog posts. It outlines faculty experiences and the growth of the program through workshops and peer sharing, emphasizing the importance of student digital identities and community engagement. Key lessons learned highlight the value of reflexivity, communal contribution, and connection in educational settings.
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So, You Have a Domain....Now What?
- 1. So You Havea Domain, NOW WHAT? #CIKeys
- 2. Jill Leafstedt @jleafstedt MichaelMcGarry @doublem44 Jaime Hannans @jaimehannans Jacob Jenkins
- 3. Outline CI Keys- Wherewe are and what we have done 2 31 Faculty Experiences and Perspectives Audience Feedback #CIKeys
- 4. Image by JessicaPaterson CI Keys- Unlocking the Web #CIKeys
- 5. 753 Domains That’s alot of domains 4028 Blog Posts Total success! 571 WordPress Installs And a lot of sites #CIKeys
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- 8. IMPLEMENTATION Initial launch asa pilot aimed at 50-100 students… ended up with ~400 #CIKeys
- 9. SUPPORT - THEN Classwalkthroughs with 1 hour step-by- step instruction. Put a face to the service and allowed Q&A time with entire class BUT took valuable class time. #CIKeys
- 10. Place your screenshothere Support website: support.cikeys.com Full walkthrough videos. Students and faculty alike can get up and running prior to class meeting. More available for focussed support questions SUPPORT - NOW #CIKeys
- 11. WORKSHOPS ◇ General workshops ◇More focussed workshops during the year, e.g.: Creating Your Faculty Website, Creating an ePortfolio, Omeka #CIKeys
- 12. BUY-IN & GROWTH Startedto grow organically on campus through conversations of utility and achievements. ◇ CI Keys Innovator Series Little to no advertising on campus. #CIKeys
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- 18. Student blogs and peersharing outside of class
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- 22. KEY thoughts fromexperiences Simple or advanced entry points Faculty support and encouragement Student awareness of digital identity Learning beyond the classroom Increased sense of connection
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- 27. Lessons Learned: 1. NaturalReflexivity (Jenkins, 2014) 2. Communal Contribution (Wenger, 2008) 3. Familial Ties (Purnell & Jenkins, 2014) 4. Public Memory (Halbwachs, 1992)
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