Developing 21st Century Literacies topic of ELI 2009 challenges discussion
June 25, 2009| In News, Instructional NewsLiving in an "information age" brings exciting developments in the acquisition and sharing of knowledge as well as a transformation of the job market into one that, for the vast majority, requires computer skills. How is the challenge of developing 21st Century literacies being met at UNC-Chapel Hill? How is the challenge being defined and integrated into the academic experience?
Join the conversation on “Developing 21st Century Literacies” at the next ELI 2009 Challenges discussion which takes place on Thursday, July 2 at 3:30 p.m. in Toy Lounge, Dey Hall.
Registration is free and available at http://LearnIT.unc.edu/workshops.
ELI 2009 Challenges
A year ago, the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI) conducted focus groups within the EDUCAUSE teaching and learning community to talk about "challenges" -- the big issues dominating campus conversations across the country.
Five challenges were identified and will be the topic of discussions hosted by ITS Teaching and Learning.
Future discussions include:
Engaging Today's Learner, July 16
Faculty IT Adoption and Innovation, July 30
Advancing Innovation in Era of Budget Cuts, Aug. 13
