Welcome to this webinar on Wednesday 2 October 13:00-14:00 (CEST) (check your timezone) which will be an introduction to Digital literacy.

  • What does it mean to be digitally literate?
  • What skills do we need to develop?
  • Managing your digital identity
  • Freedom with responsibility

Please watch David’s video on the concept of Visitors and Residents before the webinar.

 

David White

David White is currently the Head of Digital Education and Academic Practice at the University of the Arts London having started at the University of the West of England followed by a short period at Oxford. David is also the President of UK’s Association of Learning Technology and is best-known for his idea of understanding individuals motivations to engage online: “Visitors and Residents”. This idea inspired the V&R mapping process which is used around the world by teachers, researchers and staff developers to reflect on, and explore, digital engagement.

 

Jörg Pareigis is an assistant professor in Business Administration and director of library as well as the head of the Centre for Teaching and Learning at Karlstad University, Sweden. He has vast experience of developing open online graduate courses for lifelong learning based on strategically important research centres at Karlstad University. Jörg was a participant of FDOL and is since 2019 part of the organising team of ONL.

The webinar will be in Zoom. Make sure you have a webcam and a headset set up before you enter the room. At this point it is unlikely, but if you have not used Zoom before you can watch this film explaining how to join a meeting. To go to the meeting, click the “Go to event” button to the right. You will however not have to use camera or microphone if you do not specifically want to ask questions outside the chat.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION


2 October 2024

13:00-14:00 CEST

Please check your timezone.

The link to the Webinar will be found under this button:

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Visitors and Residents map 5” by jisc_infonet is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 .