Curating Digital Learning (DLIT 3030)
In this course, students will gain hands-on experience selecting and using technology effectively to curate dynamic digital content, with appropriate attribution, for diverse learners.
Curation involves gathering relevant information for a particular subject or audience and presenting it in a way that allows learners to access relevant and high quality learning quickly and easily. Students will explore a various of open pedagogies and experiment with a variety of digital curation tools and practices, including Creative Commons licensing and Indigenous digital literacies. Students will then apply the curation knowledge and skills that they have learned to address a real-world learning need.
This course uses advanced technology and a robust online interface that allows students to work at their own pace (within syllabus deadlines). 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 Curation badge.
Curation involves gathering relevant information for a particular subject or audience and presenting it in a way that allows learners to access relevant and high quality learning quickly and easily. Students will explore a various of open pedagogies and experiment with a variety of digital curation tools and practices, including Creative Commons licensing and Indigenous digital literacies. Students will then apply the curation knowledge and skills that they have learned to address a real-world learning need.
This course uses advanced technology and a robust online interface that allows students to work at their own pace (within syllabus deadlines). 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 Curation badge.
Course code: DLIT 3030
Credits: 2.0
Length: 60.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
DLIT 3010.
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