The framework has been used to underpin the Oxford Brookes definition of digital and information literacy which has been adopted as one of the university’s core graduate attributes in the Strategy for Enhancing the Student Experience (2010).
Here the definition of digital literacy is “The functional access, skills and practices necessary to become a confident, agile adopter of a range of technologies for personal, academic and professional use.”
Rhona is Head of the Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development at Oxford Brookes University. Her interests are around developing and tutoring online courses, developing learners for a digital age, and pedagogic research. Rhona is one of the co-founders of ELESIG (Evaluation of Learners' Experiences of e-learning Special Interest Group), a Senior Fellow of the Staff and Educational Development Association, a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a National Teaching Fellow. She is Editor of the Brookes eJournal for Learning and Teaching.
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