FS0301 - Learning in a Digital Environment

Credit points:	03
Year:	2019
Student Contribution Band:	Band 3
Administered by:

Learning in a Digital Environment is a core subject in the JCU Foundations program. The subject is structured into three units covering a range of different topics: Unit 1: Resources for subject success · JCU Essentials · Using ICTs to support your learning · Library resources & search strategies · Source evaluation & academic integrity Unit 2: Core software · Word processing & academic formatting · Data literacy & working with Excel · PowerPoint & presentation software · Copyright & digital media Unit 3: Digital identity & well-being · Security & privacy · Communication & collaboration software · Managing your online identity The subject will be delivered via a blended learning mode, which means that we will be using both online and face-to-face teaching materials. This subject will be delivered via workshops, online videos, and activities. You will need to allocate 10 hours of time to this subject per week. These 10 hours will include the time spent completing preparation materials before class, the time spent completing homework tasks and assessments, and the 8 hours of computer workshops. To succeed in this subject you will need to attend all scheduled classes, complete all online activities, and submit all assessment tasks.

Learning Outcomes

• search, find, and retrieve information through appropriate use of tools and technologies;
• use online information and technologies effectively and ethically and within relevant university guidelines;
• evaluate the currency, appropriateness, and adequacy of information and information sources for specific academic purposes;
• communicate, adapt and present information in a range of academic contexts and for peer audiences using a range of information and communication technologies.

Availabilities
Townsville, , Study Period 46
Census Date 21-Mar-2019
Contact hours:	72 hours - Formal classes: computer workshops (6 hours per week) 36 hours - Supervised study and interactive consultation(3 hours per week)
Assessment:	presentations (40%); digital literacy modules (20%); searching and source evaluation (40%).
Special Assessment Requirements:	Nil
Townsville, , Study Period 47
Census Date 25-Jul-2019
Contact hours:	72 hours - Formal classes: computer workshops (6 hours per week) 36 hours - Supervised study and interactive consultation (3 hours per week)
Assessment:	presentations (40%); digital literacy modules (20%); searching and source evaluation (40%).
Special Assessment Requirements:	Nil

Note: Minor variations might occur due to the continuous Subject quality improvement process, and in case of minor variation(s) in assessment details, the Subject Outline represents the latest official information.