Digital literacy pathways for staff and students

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Presented at ACODE 64: Developing Staff Digital Literacies Concepts, Policies and Practices for Staff. University of Waikato, New Zealand. 20-21 March.

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Digital literacy pathways for staff and students

Associate Professor Michael SankeyDirector, Learning Environments and MediaUSQ

Presentation at: ACODE 64: Developing Staff Digital Literacies Concepts, Policies and Practices for Staff. University of Waikato, New Zealand. 20-21 March.

The role of the teacher

They are our interface

In most cases they want to engage

But are not confident And not overly

aware of what others are doing

We use the same tools they use to teach with to help them learn

Technologies

Learning & teaching systems

group

Emerging technologies

Coretechnologies

Supportedtechnologies

Allowedtechnologies

ICT Services

Committee

First though we need to be clear about what tools sit where within the institution.

USQ Website (Sitecore) the public facing site

Different layers of the VLE

USQStudyDesk• Student Portal• All Course-

based activity_______________

• Repository

USQStaffDesk• Staff portal• Staff facing for

PD activities_______________

• Repository

USQOpenDesk• OER/OEP• Inter-institutional

activities_______________

• Repository

USQ ePortfolio (Mahara), Blackboard Collaborate, EASE, Voice tools, Turnitin, etc…

TEL PD modelStudents Staff

USQStaffDesk1. Staff Dev gateway2. Staff eLE3. Clover4. PLAS & Induction5. ePortfolio

USQStudyDesk1. Induction site2. Learning Centre site3. Student eLE4. ePortfolio5. Course based ass’nce

USQ Website

AskUSQ RightNow

Equella

Working Together

Tools Matrix

ICT online training site

USQStudyDesk – Student View

StudyDesk – Student View

USQStudyDesk

Academic Staff Development

Framework for personalised academic staff development around learning and teaching – Personalised Learning for Academic Staff (PLAS)

Personalised learning pathways Guiding principles of need to know, need to see /

hear, need to do and need to learn more Within USQStaffDesk will be access points to just-

in-time and targeted development opportunities, in blended formats

Will leverage existing resources and add new content as changes are finalised, from S1 2014 onwards

ePortfolio

Professional portfolio

Evidence forpromotion

Teaching tool Interest group

interaction Linked with

the LMS 15,000+ Portfolios

47,000+ Pages

Personalised Learning for Academic Staff

About PLAS

Personalised Learning for Academic Staff (PLAS) is a professional development initiative, the aim of which is to provide learning opportunities within a collegial, supportive learning environment. The sharing of ideas and practices, to help address your teaching needs and requirements, is one of its main goals.

Take a guided tour…

Watch this space

Latest news and announcement digest appear here… These include learning systems update and new developments, as well as featured newly contributed opinion piece, etc

Latest news and announcement digest appear here… These include learning systems update and new developments, as well as featured newly contributed opinion piece, etc. Latest news and announcement digest appear here…

Read more…

FEATUREDL&T Exemplary Practice

Web-based group work

Trevor Black from our Fraser Coast campus uses Blackboard Collaborate to facilitate group activities online. Student teams work in allocated ‘Rooms’ to interact with each other and complete assigned learning tasks.

“I share what I do with my colleagues at Fraser Coast. They are trying out things with Blackboard Collaborate too. We help each other out…”

Explore this exemplary practice…

Do you know…

The MOODLE Glossary has an FAQ function which you can use in your course to answer frequently asked questions. You can build this resource over time with different cohorts of students.

Learn more…

Personalised Learning for Academic Staff

About PLAS

Personalised Learning for Academic Staff (PLAS) is a professional development initiative, the aim of which is to provide learning opportunities within a collegial, supportive learning environment. The sharing of ideas and practices, to help address your teaching needs and requirements, is one of its main goals.

Take a guided tour…

Watch this space

Latest news and announcement digest appear here… These include learning systems update and new developments, as well as featured newly contributed opinion piece, etc

Latest news and announcement digest appear here… These include learning systems update and new developments, as well as featured newly contributed opinion piece, etc. Latest news and announcement digest appear here…

Read more…

FEATUREDL&T Exemplary Practice

Web-based group work

Trevor Black from our Fraser Coast campus uses Blackboard Collaborate to facilitate group activities online. Student teams work in allocated ‘Rooms’ to interact with each other and complete assigned learning tasks.

“I share what I do with my colleagues at Fraser Coast. They are trying out things with Blackboard Collaborate too. We help each other out…”

Explore this exemplary practice…

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