1. Studying in a Digital Age Dr. Raphael Hallett School of History Prof. Neil Morris Director of Digital Learning

2. Studying in a Digital Age Overview 1.Introducing the Studying in a Digital Age module (NM) 2.Overview of the SDA module (RH) 3.Future plans for the SDA module (NM and RH) 4.Q & A

3. Digital Strategy for Student Education

4. Production of the Studying in a Digital Age module Digital Learning Team VLE Service IT teams Skills@Library SDDU Examinations team Faculty and School Leads Quality Assurance Team Student Education Service Online Learning Mentors Careers Service External Employers A cross-institutional project, involving the support and expertise of many teams:

5. Introducing the Studying in a Digital Age module Digital skills Digital scholarship Digital practice Digital presence Online module Credit bearing Interactive Assessed online Discipline focused Research based

6. Overview of the Studying in a Digital Age module

7. Enhancing Digital Skills

8. Student Interactions: Discussion fora

9. Student Interactions: Reflective Journal

10. Student Interactions: Wikis

11. Engagement with the SDA module 709 students enrolled on the module 41% of students have written in their reflective journal (at 27/9/15) 74% of students have accessed the module (at 27/9/15) 20% of students have taken the end of block 1 test

12. Future plans for the SDA module Improve the module based on the feedback received in the pilot year Increase the number of Schools using the module Address issues of scaling- up the module across the institution You can access a copy of the module in the VLE:

13. Studying in a Digital Age Q & A