Reuse potential: OERu digital citizenship course nominations
Activity replaced with decision to develop the Learning in a Digital Age (LiDA) course. Page kept for historical reasons.
Looking at the OERu 2014 course nominations - the following courses suggest that there may be interesting opportunities for remix, reuse of learning sequences:
- Digital citizenship (CSU) - Currently exploring feasibility of a micro structure
- Digital skills for OER development (Otago)
- OER development project (Otago)
- Digital citizenship in tertiary education (Otago)
- Open curriculum design (UTAS)
The purpose of this page is for nominating institutions to provide a tentative bullet list of the relevant topics they aim to cover which may offer opportunities for reuse, remix and collaborative development.
Contents
Otago Polytechnic
Digital skills for collaborative OER development
(Note: Learners should have completed OCL4Ed which covers copyright, open licenses and license remix compatibility)
This course is hands on and will cover a range of skills using structured learning challenges.
Preknowledge
- Blog and microblog skills (support tutorials exist)
Relevant digital skills
- Wiki editing skills
- Collaborating online (Blog comments, wiki comments, wiki version history etc.)
- Searching and finding OER
- Remixing images
- Remixing video
- Attribution requirements for open licenses in an online environment.
- Building a design blueprint and corresponding course outline
- Developing a representative sample of OER materials for an open online course
Digital citizenship in tertiary education
- What is digital citizenship and digital literacy?
- Explore digital literacy and citizenship in your own work environment
- Identify your digital literacy skills
- Identify and plan your digital learning needs
(See early drafts and concepts here.)
This is for a micro - course of 40 notional learning hours
Overall Learning Outcome for the micro course :
Identify and demonstrate a range of digital literacy skills necessary within your own practice context
Learning objectives for each session:
What is Digital Citizenship (NB: these are links to the original development)
- define and identify key concepts of both digital citizenship and digital literacy.
Digital Skills relevant to my role :
- identify the digital literacy skills relevant to your own work role.
- consider how these skills support and enhance your practice.
- plan professional development to enhance and improve your digital literacy skills relevant to your own work role.
Charles Sturt University
Digital citizenship
- Add bullet points here
University of Tasmania
Open curriculum design
- Learner contexts including digital citizenship and literacy
- Learning design and open pedagogies
- Learning outcome frameworks i.e. nesting micro course LOs within unit/subject and course/program level LOs
- Evaluating OER and open technologies; licensing implications
- Assessment approaches - for-credit, not-for-credit, PLAR and credit transfer