2. Background
»Effective use of digital technology by staff is vital in
providing a compelling learner experience and in realising
a good return on investment in digital technology.
»Need for digital confident and competent teaching staff
was highlighted by FELTAG report
»Working with practitioners and sector bodies, we intend
to provide clear guidance over what digital skills are
required, and equip leaders and staff with the tools and
resources they need to improve digital capability at a local
or institutional level.
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9. Elements of the envisioned digital capability service
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Discovery
tool
Leadership
development
Digital
capability
framework
Online offer
10. Digital capabilities: the six elements
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ICT
proficiency
Information,
data and
media literacies
Digital
learning and
self development
Digital creation
innovation and
scholarship
Communication,
collaboration and
participation
Digital identity
and wellbeing
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12. FE and skills online CPD service
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Find &
reuse
Learn
Discover
Build
Meet
13. Expectations: students
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âI want teachers who are
digitally skilled, confident, and
willing to hand over control to us
to use familiar technologies in
classâ
âI expect modern, easy to find
learning resources. How
about making screencasts or
videos available on theVLE?â
âI expect college to provide free access to a
range of digital devices, services and
software. I want to be using the software Iâll
need at work.â
âI want support in moving beyond the basic
functions of software and systems, and
using things effectivelyâ
âAsk us what we need - we might just
surprise you. I donât feel the college
genuinely engages us in decisions
about technologyâ
14. Perspectives: teaching staff
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» Goals:
âș Learner engagement
âș Learner retention and achievement
âș High-quality learning resources and
activities for use in classroom and
homework
» Barriers:
âș Short on time to find and review
resources
âș Largely thinking of traditional face to
face teaching models
âș Not sure whatâs possible; how the
online learning would be designed and
delivered
âWe use resources from all over the place â
some that weâve created, some free, and
some content that the college has paid for.â
âI want engaging content and activities that
I can give to learners for homework,
revision, or to use to cover staff illnessâ
15. Perspectives: e-learning managers
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» Challenges:
âș FELTAG suggests the sector moves 10% of guided learning hours online â who will create
the content?
âș Motivating and supporting staff in moving to a blended model â developing digital
capability and an awareness of the need and the opportunities
âș Customising â supporting individual staff linked to specific curricula and student
requirements
âș Making time and space for e-learning development and providing flexible training
models
âș Variable access to in-house digital support and expertise
âș Lots of content but how best to evaluate, navigate, use and keep current?
âș Staff digital skills, confidence, aspiration and buy-in
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17. Discover
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»Offer feedback and suggested
actions/next steps as well as link to
resources
»Use will help awareness and raise
expectations and understanding of digital
capabilities and opportunities
»Highlights importance of digital
capabilities and how they may apply in
different contexts
»Allows for self-review (individuals and/or
teams)
Discover
18. Learn
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Learn
Discover
»Searching and browsing curated resource
bank (either through Discovery tool or user
search)
»Routes through collections of resources
» Community ratings and reviews
»Focus on specific digital capability themes
and learning outcomes
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»Review and rating of apps and
learning resources
»Develop knowledge base and
contribute resources
»Opportunities for collaboration
and sharing of experience
»Reflection and peer support
Learn
Discover
Meet
20. Find and reuse
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Find &
reuse
Learn
Discover
Meet
»A route through to learning
objects with instruction on how
to repurpose and reuse the
objects on various platforms
»Linked to upcoming Jisc app
store and will incorporate
existing resources from Jorum
as well as newly identified
resources
21. Build
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Online activity builder app â a
tool to assist with embedding
digital approaches to learning in
lesson planning
»Choose content, qualification
and level
»Choose platform
»Upload content
»Add wrapper elements (learning
outcome and objectives)
»Add activities and assessment
»Potential for online course
builder
Learn
Discover
Build
Meet
Find &
reuse
22. Input from the Coalition
»Weâd love to hear from interested practitioners that you
know whoâd like to be involved in pilot activities and the
Build discovery work
»Weâd also like your help in identifying existing CPD groups
and communities who could be interested using and
sharing the service
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