Digital Literacy in Quantitative Social Science Teaching
I am Sandra Vucevic, a Visiting Lecturer at City, St George’s University of London, teaching introductory quantitative modules. This reflective essay, submitted for the EDM122 …
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Digital health literacies: maximising service-user equity in the digitised healthcare landscape
Image licensed under Creative Commons from www.FreePic.com About me I am a London-based Speech and Language Therapist (SLT). After starting my clinical career in the …
Digital Games and Digital Education Tools: Transforming Digital Literacy in Engineering Education
This blog post was written by Maria Livada as part of the final assignment for the module EDM122: Digital Literacies and Open Practice. As a …
Library and Digital Literacy in Indonesia: A reflective essay
This blog post was written by Khosyi Maulana as part of the final assignment for the module EDM122 at City, University of London and licensed …
Directing teaching staff towards free, openly-licensed, easily-accessed graphics and audio to enhance their educational resources
This post was written by Emma Guilbert as part of the final assignment for the module EDM122 at City, University of London. As an assistant …
The importance of digital literacy in nursing
This blog post is written by Teopista Ssemakula who is a Senior Practice Development Nurse and recently completed my module EDM122. Her essay on the …
Developing Digital Literacy Among Nurses in Critical Care Unit
This post is written by Reena Antony Samy who is a Practice Development Nurse and nurse educator who recently completed the module EDM122. Her essay …
Sharing my student assignments openly!
This year for the first time I modified the assessment for the module EDM122 to require students to publish their final assignment openly on a …
Digital Literacies and Open Practice webinars 2022/23
I can’t believe the term is going so quickly and EDM122 is now half way through! This post is a little later than planned as …
Welcome to EDM122 2022/23
Welcome to the new academic year and the fifth time I’ve run this module (yes it’s hard to believe I know but I started this …