IND/Whats Involved and Essential Technologies

What’s involved?

You will work through each of the topic areas and complete the required reading and activities. It is encouraged that you complete the learning and reflection activities and record your responses in a written or in a digital blog or journal. Completing the activities along the way will assist you with completing the assessments for the course.

Recommended resources

You will need access to the internet, as well as a blog or journal to record your activities (this could be a written journal rather than a digital blog).

Course Developers

The course has been developed by the School of Indigenous Australian Studies at Charles Sturt University is committed to the process of reconciliation and social justice through education and ally examine ideas about and events that impact on, Indigenous people to be a crucial aspect of Indigenous Australian Studies. This course is also designed to increase your ability to examine and analyse the relationships between Indigenous people and the rest of Australian society both in the past and the present.

Associate Professor Jay Phillips, Head of School, School of Indigenous Australian Studies Linda Ghys, Lecturer, School of Indigenous Australian Studies

As you get started you will see the following icons that indicate what you are required to do;

	You will come across bird tracks – time for hunting! These tracks indicate a link that will take you to another place, to a reading, a video or a website to explore.
	The clap sticks keep time to a song that contains important knowledge. They indicate a key idea.
	The campground is a place to stop. You will be asked to reflect or to undertake a task.
	There are meeting places where several tracks come together. It is here where people meet and share ideas. There will be required or recommended readings, for you to find out about the ideas of others.
	People are sitting around a campfire. Join others to yarn

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