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DLITE DIGITAL LITERACY AND INNOVATION FOR TOMORROW’S EDUCATION

Introduction David Hiddleston – Lecturer and Project leader | DLITE Richard Bisset – Lecturer

Edinburgh College With over 26,000 students and 1,200 staff, Edinburgh College combines the existing strengths of the four campuses to serve Edinburgh, East Lothian and Midlothian. The College is developing a broad curriculum based around five key hubs, which will underpin the development and sustainability of the Edinburgh and Lothians key economic sectors, working hand in hand with industry.

DLITE Digital Literacy and Innovation for Tomorrow’s Education

DLITE Partnership

Aims and Objectives To work collaboratively to develop a digital literacy skills programme. Engage learners, teachers, employers and stakeholders in the UK and India Three significant challenges……. Engage teachers and learning assistants in rethinking their practice. Engage learners to develop digital learning literacies. Engage employers and other stakeholders

Digital Literacy Tools and Resources

Teachers and Learners Teachers and Learners (UK and India) will visit each other institutes to explore, gain experience, knowledge and understanding of Digital Literacy.

This week…… We will deliver a four day workshop – Digital Literacy for Teachers

Starting point….. Establish prior knowledge Complete worksheet - Individual

Group Task In your groups discuss the following: Q1.What does digital literacy mean for your organisation? Q2.What support is available to support digital literacies inside and outside the classroom? Q3.What support do teaching staff have for developing their digital skills with a view to embedding digital literacies into their teaching and learning practice? Q4.How do you think you learners currently develop their digital capabilities?

Next step…. Produce a Presentation based on the given group task: Slide 1: Title - Digital Literacy for Teachers Slide 2: Introduction Slide 3: Q1 Slide 4: Q2 Slide 5: Q3 Slide 6: Q4 Slide 7: Summary Slide 8: Q & A/ Thank you

Introduction to Powerpoint Areas to be covered: o New o New Slide o Font and Paragraph o Insert o Design o Transitions and Animations o Slide Show o Save and Print

Question over the Break Moodle Linux Video Interactive Smartboard Question 2