Digital Literacy and Learning (DLIT 3010)
In today's digitally driven world, instructors and other educators need strong digital competence. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the key concepts, ethical and legal considerations and technology selection strategies associated with digital learning and literacy.
Students will gain the practical skills necessary to navigate the digital learning landscape by identifying specific learning needs, exploring digital practices aligned with these learning needs and developing a personal learning path to guide your ongoing development and digital well-being.
This course combines the use of advanced technology and a robust online interface that allows students to work at their own pace with instructor guidance and feedback that aligns with specific student needs. Students are expected to interact with other students, colleagues and others and will receive instructor feedback throughout the course.
Students who successfully complete this course will receive the Digital Learning & Literacy Foundations badge. This course is a prerequisite for all other courses in the Digital Learning for Innovative Teaching Short Certificate and covers foundational competencies.
Students will gain the practical skills necessary to navigate the digital learning landscape by identifying specific learning needs, exploring digital practices aligned with these learning needs and developing a personal learning path to guide your ongoing development and digital well-being.
This course combines the use of advanced technology and a robust online interface that allows students to work at their own pace with instructor guidance and feedback that aligns with specific student needs. Students are expected to interact with other students, colleagues and others and will receive instructor feedback throughout the course.
Students who successfully complete this course will receive the Digital Learning & Literacy Foundations badge. This course is a prerequisite for all other courses in the Digital Learning for Innovative Teaching Short Certificate and covers foundational competencies.
Course code: DLIT 3010
Credits: 2.0
Length: 30.0 hours
Course outline:
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