This was a useful module to help improve my understanding of how to accomodate different levels of digitals skills.

Good

Prompted good discussion for further study groups /CPD on using ALS more effectively.

useful information and to be mindful of not to have 'digital overload' lessons

I did find this interesting - however I have already quite a lot of experience in aiming resources and learning to differing digital skills - the health and social care sector is a sector where digital skills may be lower , as it is a hands on job role and little or no use of technology

The module included useful ideas for addressing the differences in digital ability relating to working on and presenting assignments.

Good

Informative

useful reminder to do an initial assessment of digital skills

Thought provoking

great thanks

Thanks

Useful.

Really good, concise information. Hate to be the one to do this but there are some very poor grammatical errors near the end of the module.
Excellent module and one that will definitely change how I approach this area.
thanks

Very subjective in it's approach ways of working and ways of presenting can be very blurred with technologies.

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This was ok.

So very true and especially when teaching mix range of apprentices and introducing electronic portfolios

Simple concept but I struggled with the wording of the matching statements exercise.

Highlight the need to ensure we are not excluding learners based on skills in our enthusiasm to be creative with use of digital tools.

This module has raised questions over the use of generic one assessment method suits all????

I did not fully understand the sorting activity so will reflect on it. It would be good to know more practical ideas for differentiation in teaching with embedded digital skills.

This was a really good module. It showed how you can help students more and keep them engaged.

Very interesting.

Fair point that everyone has digital skills so an initial assessment should be done. I would easily get carried away with using technology!

A good module that is informative and I will be using the suggestions in class. Thanks!

Hmmm

Good way of helping learners who have low abilities in using digital technology as lecturer and learners can come up with strategies to help them through their learning.

Sometimes we don't realise we have students with differing technological capabilities and this video helps highlight that notion and how we can help our learners so that everyone can access the requirement learning and assessment

I thought the framing of the questions wasn't as strong for this module as for others.

Whilst there are important considerations covered here there seems to be an implicit assumption that IT skills can be separated from vocational skills but I think that assumption needs challenging. If learners aren't supported in developing digital skills in class I'm not convinced how employable they'll be after qualifying. Personally I'd put more emphasis on encouraging and supporting their digital skills rather than accommodating their absence (though obviously both play a part).

Good perspective that not all learners like to move forward with technology, it can be very hard working in an environment that is trying to be as digitally creative and forward thinking. Some things to think about.

First module I have done and found the questions hard to put into categories. Maybe that's just me?

It is important to empower learners via technology and this bite size session discusses effectively the implications of dealing with learners of different levels of digital skills and suggests learning activities that enable these learners to succeed in their learning.

The module helped me understand how important it is to be aware, when using new technologies, not to create any digital barriers and divide. As educators, it is important for us to think outside of our curricula and support learners in developing the skills to live, work and study in a digital society.

Useful enough stuff--and clearly done too.