Digital Literacy Session • Digital and collaborative tools • Resource opportunities for safe and secure use of technology • Hwb+ • Software and suggested uses • Practical advice
What the specification says To develop DIGITAL LITERACY skills learners should:- • Understand and respond appropriately to risks and problems in order to communicate safely in a digital world • Use social media safely and effectively • Understand and manage own digital footprint • Use, manipulate or create data and information and present it digitally for different audiences • Be able to find, organise, store, manage, share and protect digital information • Evaluate the reliability of sources of information • Use digital techniques and methods for a range of activities including: collaboration, team working, creativity, problem solving and learning
Progression KS4 • Using digital techniques to present tables, graphs and diagrams • Assessment of the credibility of information and sources – currency, reliability and validity • Store data in appropriate format Advanced • Find, organise, store, manage, share and protect digital information • Analyse the credibility of information and sources – currency, comprehensiveness, validity, reliability, bias • Present information and numerical data in tables, graphs and diagrams • Using, manipulating or creating numerical data and information and presenting for different audiences • Use of digital techniques and methods for a range of activities including: collaboration, team working, creativity, problem solving and learning
Understand and respond appropriately to risks and problems in order to communicate safely in a digital world • Know the risks associated with online communication e.g. Social Media. • Understand the legalities associated with copyright/intellectual property etc. • http://tinyurl.com/copyrightjisc
Use, manipulate or create data and information and present it digitally for different audiences • Use and manipulate:- Effective use of Spreadsheets, appropriate selection of graphs/tables for purpose Numerical data can be incorporated into main body of text As a table To construct a graph • When to use a table Show how a category of information varies when measured at different points Dataset contains relatively few numbers When precise value is crucial and a graph would not convey the same level of precision
Task Create a spreadsheet for Vacation Consortium - Surf Studies GCSE Results 1. Function to calculate Sunvil %A*-C 2. Fill down for all LA's 3. Function to calculate the total number of entries 4. Fill across to find the total A*-C 5. Fill Down to calculate %A*-C for Coastal. 6. Create a Column (Vertical Bar) Chart to show number achieving A*-C by LA 7. Accurate title and axis labels and legend 8. Conditional Formatting 9. If Statement?
Use, manipulate or create data and information and present it digitally for different audiences • Create data:- Online survey tools e.g. Survey Monkey/Google forms? http://www.surveymonkey.com (up to 100 surveys for free!) https://docs.google.com/forms/ (Google Account setup required *free*) • Present:- What is the most effective way to present data:- graphs/tables, multi-media presentation/video.
Use, manipulate or create data and information and present it digitally for different audiences • Present:- What is the most effective way to present data:- graphs/tables, multi-media presentation/video. Graphs/tables must be meaningful and helpful as discussed Software for presenting: Office 365 (local PowerPoint or web app) Prezi Speaker Deck (upload PowerPoint presentations) can then be shared easily options to embed
• Find:- Can files be easily retrieved? • Organise:- Having an effective folder structure, naming convention for files etc. • Store:- How/where best to store information e.g. network drive, One Drive or Google Drive – What should be stored and where? • Manage:- Are folders regularly managed/maintained? • Share:- How can work be shared? Collaboratively online (e.g. Google Docs or Office 365), or attach files to email? • Web 2.0:- http://bit.ly/dlpadlet (how could we use this?) • Protect:-Managing passwords and files, the dreaded lost USB! Be able to find, organise, store, manage, share and protect digital information
Searching for Information • Encyclopedia Britannica:- Reliable source - online encyclopedia, copyright free images, • Searchable by level (differentiation), audio support available. Log-in to Hwb and then click on the Encyclopedia Britannica logo, search by level
Search for information on one of the following topics:- • Cultural diversity • Fair Trade • Future energy • Inequality • Living sustainably • Natural and human disasters • Nutrition • Poverty Task: Searching for Information
Task: An Effective Google Search Click on the search tools bar and refine your search by location, times and result type! When you put a word or phrase in quotes, the results will only contain pages with the same words in the same order as the ones inside the quotes!
Task: Google search operators to sharpen your research… • https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en Complete a Google search to find an article concerning the benefits of fair trade in Ghana, written in the last year, applying at least 2 key search operators.
Domain What do I need to consider? .edu/.ac.uk This has been written by an education establishment e.g. College/University .org A not for profit organisation – Could they have an agenda? .com/.net/.co.uk Can be purchased by an individual or company? What’s their agenda? .gov Information published by the government .mil Published by a military organisation. How might this influence their viewpoint? Checklist • Date:- Is the research/information up to date/recently published? • Sources:- Has the author researched the topic and quoted sources? • Domain:- Evaluate the reliability of sources of information
Common problems: • Unreliable sources - inaccurate submissions • Duplicate work • Plagiarism • Out of date • Wikipedia! Evaluate the reliability of sources of information
CAPOW! • Currency (information old or new) • Authority (who created the information, are they experts?) • Purpose (trying to convince you or sell something?) • Objectivity (gives all sides of an issue or just one side?) • Writing Style (website easy to navigate?) http://bit.ly/webavaltips CAPOW Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVjvMMgpx38 Evaluate the reliability of sources of information
• Is the website trying to: CONVINCE you of something? SELL you something If the answer is YES then the site is biased. Bias does not mean a student can’t use the information but it needs to be verified. Purpose
Use digital techniques and methods for a range of activities including: collaboration, team working, creativity, problem solving and learning • Collaboration and team-working:- Sharing work and editing/creating in the same ‘space’ e.g. using MS365, Google Docs or free Web 2.0 technologies e.g. padlet. • Creativity e.g. imovie/Moviemaker (adverts, innovative pitches) QR codes, Aurasma (augmented reality), Garageband (jingles). • Problem solving and learning:- Effectively searching for the correct information e.g. effective web-browsing, selecting the correct technology to solve the problem e.g. designing an App in Pop.
Now share… 1) Click on share 2) Select names of people you wish to share with 3) Select whether you wish for them to view or edit the file 4) Write a personal message
Where will this be useful? • Collaborative minute writing? (E and E) • Collaborating on the development of a budget (E and E) • Collaborative development of presentations for pitch? (E and E) • Sharing and assembling materials for visual display? (E and E) • Individual project, completing work in school and outside lessons (post-16) • Teacher sharing electronic resources with learners (E and E)
Converting sound and video files... This videos explains how to convert sound files using www.zamzar.com, a free file conversion service for files up to 100MB in size. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ9nqJYsV2A Free screen recording to justify why they have used certain techniques/approaches in displaying information etc... https://screencast-o-matic.com/home
Supported file types: Xerte File type Xerte Submission (e-portfolio) Documents PDF only Photographs JPG, GIF and PNG Video MP4 Audio MP3 Please note the maximum file upload size is 100 MB
For the Welsh Bacc… Google App Use in the Welsh Bacc Google Docs Collaborative minute writing, collaborative planning Google Forms Creating and sharing questionnaires/surveys Google Sheets To collate the results of questionnaires Google Slides To create collaborative presentations
Useful web-applications:- Web tool/address What is it for? Application to Welsh Bacc Pixton:- www.Pixton.com Go animate:-www.goanimate.com Powtoon:- www.powtoon.com Creating comic strips and animated cartoons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDWNja dafMs Use in generating promotional material for Enterprise POP:- https://popapp.in/ Creating a prototype for an app from initial sketches KS4 or Post-16 E and E Padlet:- www.padlet.com Create an online space for sharing ideas/post-its Generating and sharing ideas (E and E Bit.ly/tinyurl www.bitly.com, www.tinyurl.com Shortening web addresses Easier for referencing and navigation of web- pages Zamzar:- www.zamzar.com Converts files from one format to another PDR (KS4), Destination Passport (Post-16 National) Creative Commons Search:- http://search.creativecommons.org Finding 'creative commons' material, for use in work All components where copyright material is required Audioexpert:- www.audioexpert.com Online audio file editor and converter Any audio evidence produced to support challenges Survey Monkey:- www.surveymonkey.com Creating and distributing surveys Generate primary data for Individual Project http://www.qr-code-generator.com Create QR codes to link to digital content Brings visual display to life
Useful Apps:- (for students) Apps What does it do? Application for Welsh Bacc One Drive:- Unlimited online storage for files. Should be linked to Hwb account. Pupils can save work from devices onto Drive for transfer in school Office suite:- Office tools in the browser Pupils can create and edit documents on their own devices POP App:- Creates a 'wire-frame' for Apps E and E if students decide to develop an App prototype iMovie:- Edits video footage Wherever video evidence is required! Popplet:- Brainstorming/mind-mapping tool Generating ideas (E andE), capturing views/opinions (Global) Explain Everything Interactive whiteboard on tablet/mobile device Allows learners to reflect on/evaluate outcomes QR Creator Links the QR code to website, photograph or document Creating an interactive visual display Pic-collage Creates a collage from a range of photographs Gathering evidence for Community Challenge
App What does it do? Application for Welsh Bacc Aurasma Creates a virtual reality video! Interactive display for E and E Voice Recorder Allows learners to capture their ideas/evaluations Any evaluative work/reflction Camera! Takes photographs/video To create and photographic or video evidence Students should be encourage to App-Smash (use several apps in combination) e.g. capture video/photographs on the camera, then edit them in iMovie.
KS4 Individual Project • Where will Digital Literacy be assessed? How can primary data be collected effectively using digital technologies? How can we be sure secondary evidence is valid/reliable?
Has information been displayed in the correct format in Excel? Can learners demonstrate how they have manipulated data using standard formulae/conditional formatting etc.? KS4 Individual Project • Where will Digital Literacy be assessed?
How will/can learners use Social media in the context of the Individual project? Contacting experts? Requesting links to important research? Gauging views and opinions? Posting links to surveys? Post-16 Individual Project • Where will Digital Literacy be assessed?
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