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  • Top down bottom up approach
  • Working at a strategic and operational level to
    facilitate the development of digital literacy
    across the university
  • Working with teaching staff, administrative
    staff, taught and postgraduate students
  • Enhancing isolated development activities that
    have gone on within certain schools and divisions
    for some time ( for example within ULS
    information literacy provision)
  • Creating unified and consistent approach across
    organisational boundaries.

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To Be Model
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Development Focus
  • Development work in each of these areas is
    defined by the strategic partner to suit their
    needs. For example staff development workshops,
    presentations, resource development, technology
    trials or guidance materials.
  • All development work is centred around the
    Digidol Focus model which looks at Task first
    and then develops the skills to evaluate and use
    technology.
  • This approach supports the Beetham and Shape
    Pyramid Model 2009 which is endorsed by the JISC
    developing digital literacies programme.

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Development Focus
  • The categories of tasks we believe are most
    significant based upon the research conducted are
    the following
  • Searching and Retrieving
  • Managing
  • Manipulating
  • Creating
  • Disseminating
  • Exchanging and Communicating
  • NB This was inspired by the SCONUL seven pillars
    information literacy model, however, for the
    purpose of this project evaluation,
    identification, scoping and planning are not
    included because they are understood to be
    high-level cognitive activities performed as an
    integral part of all these tasks.

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Mapping to Services
  • Requirements from the tasks identified and
    resulting practices will be mapped to the
    following categories of service provision
    (internal and external)
  • Content
  • Tool/technology
  • People
  • Process
  • The aim is to encourage exploration and
    identification of available services in support
    of the practices identified.
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