@GWSGIANTS Looks fantastic. Great contrast. Reminds me of the original 2012 supporter polos and scarves (still got a few of them) which were the best we've had (in colour and fabric)- the more orange the better.
To those who've asked about the status of my study into Public Librarians' experience of providing digital literacy training, unfortunately the job search is taking longer than expected so I've had to put research on hold while I look for new employment.
@Sakiera_Hudson While not in your circle, I‘d suggest that when you decide on the examples you create a metric to quantify and qualify why they were chosen. It’ll be beneficial to students & academics plus provide an insight into your own information values & teaching philosophy.
In what must be the longest teach-out in the history of teach-outs, we (actually me, we ran out of extra staff in 2019) have finally graduate the last LIS student in QUT history. Should feel proud, actually feel shattered (which could just be the sound of a career ending)
@slittletree Sandy, would you be available for a Zoom chat some time? IL has been central to my research (including my PhD) and LIS teaching. I’m now trying to get traction for an examination of conceptual literacy (of our teaching staff) relating to embedding of Indigenous perspectives.
@slittletree Sandy, sorry to miss the presentation (time difference was a bit much) but found the article very interesting. Are you using this approach to assist in the embedding of Indigenous perspectives into curriculum? Is that an area of interest?
@NoahRiseman @AQuArchive@AdrienMccrory@PRO_Vic Excellent work - congrats and thanks to Adrian and yourself for the thoughtful handling of a complex topic
@johannabrown Life is about reflective learning. 1-shot assessment is all about being able to articulate a reflection that has been related to something concrete. Students struggle when you give them abstracts (ie. withouth context and meaning) and ask them to provide the substance.
Very happy to say my application for recognition as AFHEA(Indigenous) has been approved by @QUTlearn. A big thanks to #QALT , @QUT and @AdvanceHE for making this program possible.
@jackiantonovich I do something similar but I ask, what questions 'can' you ask me'. That makes it an active statement. I also talk to the class as 'we' to create an inclusive atmosphere but shift to a 'you' for consultations so they can feel a singular focus on their questions and concerns.