Think about the things you do online. They might be things you are just learning to do, or things that are so much a part of your life that you barely stop to think about them. These are your digital literacies.
They help you to live, work, learn and play in your online life and your real life.
Do your students need to use digital literacy skills in assessment tasks? (E.g. create a blog, a digital poster, a video etc.)
Contact a Liaison Librarian to discuss your students' digital literacy needs.
The Student Digital Skills Hub can be found within subject Moodle sites and from the Useful Links menu in Moodle. It was created in response to student feedback that they want more support in developing their digital skills, in order to be prepared for the digital environments of their lives and future careers.
The Hub contains:
The self-evaluation ‘Discovery Tool’ enables students to rate their levels of confidence across six areas of digital capabilities. The tool also:
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