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The document summarizes a workshop on integrating digital and information literacy into university curriculums. It introduces the Viewpoints project which provides tools to help curriculum design. The workshop involved breakout groups using information skills theme cards to address scenarios and map principles to a student learning timeline. Participants shared that the resources provided useful prompts for consideration and facilitated discussion on integrating digital capabilities.
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- 1. Digital thinking: workingwith staff to embed information and digital literacy Helen Beetham, JISC Developing Digital Literacies Programme Dr Alan Masson and Catherine O’Donnell, Viewpoints Project, University of Ulster 17 th November 2011.
- 2. Session Outline Introduction:supporting teachers & learners in the digital age. An introduction to Viewpoints. Hands-on Viewpoints Information Skills (Digital Literacy) themed workshop. Consolidation/discussion: sharing ideas for use of these resources. More information and close.
- 3. Introduction: supporting teachers& learners in the digital age Learners' experiences of e-Learning 2006/08 Learning Literacies in a Digital Age 2009 Supporting Learners in a Digital Age 2010 Digital capability has lifelong, lifewide impact Students may not transfer personal/social ICT skills readily to study environments Creativity and confidence of teaching staff are key Learners develop through authentic tasks in meaningful situations Digital capability needs to be integrated
- 4. A short videointroduction on YouTube: http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =Ux0Bv7fRrQI An Introduction to Viewpoints Viewpoints is a JISC funded curriculum design project. It has a remit to create a series of reflective tools to promote & enhance effective curriculum design. The tools use a learner timeline with established pedagogical principles and ideas as prompts to help staff consider areas of their curriculum while considering the learner perspective .
- 5. Inform, inspire andplan. There are benefits for Curriculum development. Course teams. Students. 4 themes Assessment and feedback, Information skills, Learner engagement and Creativity and innovation. 2 views Course and module. Viewpoints 3 Part Framework
- 6. Information Skills ThemeSCONUL 7 Pillars ( http:// www.sconul.ac.uk ) Define the task and understand the topic. Identify appropriate resources. Search effectively. Find and extract information. Compare and analyse information. Organise and share information ethically. Interpret information and create new content. *Implementation ideas for each principle on back of cards.
- 7. Assessment and FeedbackTheme REAP ( http:// www.reap.ac.uk / ) Clarify good performance. Encourage time and effort on task. Deliver high quality feedback. Provide opportunities to act on feedback. Encourage interaction and dialogue. Develop self-assessment and reflection. Give assessment choice. Encourage positive motivational beliefs. Inform and shape your teaching. *Implementation ideas for each principle on back of cards.
- 8. Learner Engagement ThemeThe principles of learner engagement are based upon the 8 Learning Events Model developed by LabSET , University of Liège , Belgium . Receive. Create. Debate. Explore. Imitate. Experiment. Practice. Meta-Learn. *Implementation ideas for each principle on back of cards. http://www.flickr.com/photos/viewpointsproject/
- 9. Creativity and InnovationTheme CHEP creativity working group ( http:// www.ulster.ac.uk/centrehep/creativity_curriculum.html ) Collaborative learning. ‘ Open-box’ modules. Negotiation. ‘ Real-life’ learning situations. Novel approaches to learning. Assessment that focuses on process. Use of debates. Beyond the discipline. Enquiry-based learning. *Implementation ideas for each principle on back of card have still to be added.
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- 11. Course Level PerspectiveSupports those who wish to look at Course View.
- 12. A Course LevelWorksheet Example
- 13. Module Level PerspectiveSupports those who wish to look at Module View.
- 14. A Module LevelWorksheet Example
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- 16. Viewpoints Information SkillsWorkshop An opportunity for you to take part in an Information Skills themed workshop.
- 17. Group Scenarios Group1 - Year 1: Help year 1 students with their transition to higher education Group 2 - Year 2: Enhance the quality of the student learning experience for year 2 students Group 3 - Year 3: Increase employability of final year students and develop life-long learning skills Group 4 – Postgraduate: Raise postgraduate dissertation standards
- 18. Task 1 (5minutes) Consider your group scenario and record your objective(s).
- 19. Task 2 –Select principles (5 minutes) Choose any cards you think might help you address your group’s objective(s).
- 20. Task 3 – Map principles to student learning timeline (10 minutes) Place the cards on the student timeline, where your group thinks relevant, considering the student perspective .
- 21. Task 4 –Select implementation ideas and tailor a solution (20 minutes) Turn over the most important card(s) and select ideas. Add own ideas or comments in order to tailor the examples. N ote any overall action points and reflections.
- 22. Task 5 -Share outputs and feedback (10 mins) One or two members from each group briefly feed back your key findings / experiences of using the Information skills theme to consider your group objective(s) . Survey
- 23. Brief sharing ofexperiences and evaluation findings from Viewpoints Project.
- 24. Shared meanings andpriorities
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- 31. Some Quotes “ Thought provoking.” “ Good to see the plan in front of you.” “ Short sessions exploring ideas - very useful.” “ Enjoyed it – not too time-consuming and time used very well.” “ Good material supplied to encourage wider consideration.” "Got the team to brainstorm about the way forward in relation to creativity.” “ Better face to face interaction with course team.”
- 32. “ Easy tool– visually descriptive, illustrative” “… Resources excellent prompts” “ Suggestion cards act as a good prompt” “ Cards aided formulation of ideas” “ Accessible and easy to use. Comprehensive and guiding.” “ Look at the holistic approach.” “Group participation/engagement on ideas” “ Being given the time to reflect.” “ Useful prompts and discussion.” Some Quotes
- 33. The experience atExeter Research-based institution, research-intensive teaching methods Focus on PGRs as change agents Materials to support thinking about digital research practice... … adapted for use in UG teaching contexts
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- 35. Consolidation/discussion How couldyou use these resources in your own institution? What aspects of digital capability are not covered here? What ideas do you have for integrating digital and information literacies into the curriculum?
- 36. Further information JISCDigital Literacies http:// www.jisc.ac.uk/developingdigitalliteracies JISC Digital Literacies Worshop materials http://jiscdesignstudio.pbworks.com/w/page/40474566/JISC-Digital-Literacy-Workshop-materials Helen Beetham, Consultant: [email protected] Viewpoints project blog: http:// viewpoints.ulster.ac.uk Viewpoints resources site: http:// viewpoints.ulster.ac.uk /resources Dr Alan Masson, Project Director - [email_address] Catherine O’Donnell, Academic E-Learning Consultant - [email_address]
- 37. Further information JISCDigital Literacies http:// www.jisc.ac.uk/developingdigitalliteracies JISC Digital Literacies Workshop materials http://jiscdesignstudio.pbworks.com/w/page/40474566/JISC-Digital-Literacy-Workshop-materials Helen Beetham, JISC - <> Viewpoints project blog: http:// viewpoints.ulster.ac.uk Viewpoints resources site: http:// viewpoints.ulster.ac.uk /resources Dr Alan Masson, Project Director - [email_address] Catherine O’Donnell, Academic E-Learning Consultant - [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- #3 I have just added in times for us – I’ll remove them when we are ready….
- #5 Alan and Catherine
- #16 Click to add notes
- #20 I think should only give out 1 set of cards initially and extra sets at next task.
- #23 Share outputs and feedback
- #31 Quote made from one participant (and made into a tagcloud in Wordle) Quote reads “Visual, interactive, fun, productive, collaborative” (Participant at the SEDA Conference, May 2011)