DIGITAL INFORMATION LITERACY & TECHNOLOGICAL FLUENCY

Example of a Theora video used on Wikipedia, showing a Polikarpov I-15 biplane at an aerobatic display.

Design and development team

• Gary Asselbergs, Rotterdam University, University West Indies Open Campus
• Add names here

Planning

• Course description
• Goals and Aims
• Competencies
• Grading
• Schedule
• Assignments
• Resources
• Communication Platforms
• FAQs

• Week 1
• Week 2
• Week 3
• Week 4
• Week 5
• Week 6
• Week 7
• Week 8

• Tools Box
• Required Readings
• Web Links
• Library
• Video Tutorials

• Discussion Threads
• Post it
• Video Conferencing
• Tweets
• FaceBook

Project schedule

#	Activity	Description	Submitted by	Assigned to	Target date	Status
1	Course description	There are two sections Information literacy fluency is a set of abilities with two principle components. Input - the collection, screening and processing of information, and output - the representation and production of information.  Fluency with technology (FIT) focuses on understanding the underlying concepts of technology, applied problem-solving and critical thinking.	Gary Asselbergs	?	?	Not started

Meetings and minutes

• 1st Meeting, Date

Course materials

• Course outline
• Course Competencies
• Links for transclusion