A talk presented as digital storytelling at an LGBT+ history month event in Swansea called “New Wave Queerness and the Academy” with a colleague. This is a work in progress in the sense of how it’s starting to shape my thoughts about identity, the acad…
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Identity and storytelling
A talk presented as digital storytelling at an LGBT+ history month event in Swansea called “New Wave Queerness and the Academy” with a colleague. This is a work in progress in the sense of how it’s starting to shape my thoughts about identity, the acad…
RMIT University Library – Easy Cite
Here is a new tool produced by RMIT Librarians to provide you with a clear and easy way to ensure your referencing is correct. Easy Cite allows you to choose the style you need (the School of Education requires APA6th), then select the amount of …
RMIT University Library – Easy Cite
Here is a new tool produced by RMIT Librarians to provide you with a clear and easy way to ensure your referencing is correct. Easy Cite allows you to choose the style you need (the School of Education requires APA6th), then select the amount of …
Digital Footprint
Do you spend much time considering your online profile? Have you googled yourself and spent some time looking at the various places and sites that your professional or private information displayed? We may not give this much thought but as professionals, particularly in field such as teaching and education, we should really be concerned about our e-professional profile.
E-professionalism – Why is it important?
An increasing number of professional organisations recognise the importance of using social media and the possible benefits, including:
Increasing audience engagement and promotion
Widening and improving communication
Providing professional development support and networking opportunities
Engaging with partners and stakeholders, including service users and consumers
It is important for you to think about how you manage your activity online in the context of your emerging professional identity (or identities) and what you need to do to manage an effective online presence and your digital footprint.
For more information about this, you could sign up for the MOOC “If I googled you, what would I find?”, a free online course designed to help you understand and control your digital footprint.
Digital Footprint
Do you spend much time considering your online profile? Have you googled yourself and spent some time looking at the various places and sites that your professional or private information displayed? We may not give this much thought but as professionals, particularly in field such as teaching and education, we should really be concerned about our e-professional profile.
E-professionalism – Why is it important?
An increasing number of professional organisations recognise the importance of using social media and the possible benefits, including:
Increasing audience engagement and promotion
Widening and improving communication
Providing professional development support and networking opportunities
Engaging with partners and stakeholders, including service users and consumers
It is important for you to think about how you manage your activity online in the context of your emerging professional identity (or identities) and what you need to do to manage an effective online presence and your digital footprint.
For more information about this, you could sign up for the MOOC “If I googled you, what would I find?”, a free online course designed to help you understand and control your digital footprint.
New books and resources – RMIT library
It’s a great idea for pre-service teachers to keep up to date with Australian children’s literature. Children’s literature can be used across the curriculum and picture books in particular are great for engaging children whilst extending, challenging o…
New books and resources – RMIT library
It’s a great idea for pre-service teachers to keep up to date with Australian children’s literature. Children’s literature can be used across the curriculum and picture books in particular are great for engaging children whilst extending, challenging o…
The Children’s Book Council of Australia – Victorian Judge’s Talk
You are welcome to attend this valuable professional development event. Come and hear Jane Parsons, Victorian Judge for 2016 Children’s Book of the Year Awards speak about short listed and notable books.4.30 – 6.30, Monday 25th July, 2016Charles …
The Children’s Book Council of Australia – Victorian Judge’s Talk
You are welcome to attend this valuable professional development event. Come and hear Jane Parsons, Victorian Judge for 2016 Children’s Book of the Year Awards speak about short listed and notable books.4.30 – 6.30, Monday 25th July, 2016Charles …
Events of interest for the School of Education at Bundoora and Brunswick
Bundoora libraryAuthor and Illustrator Mark WilsonWe are excited to present author and illustrator Mark Wilson who will speak at both Bundoora and Brunswick Campuses. Mark has written and / or illustrated numerous books and you can see a sm…
Events of interest for the School of Education at Bundoora and Brunswick
Bundoora libraryAuthor and Illustrator Mark WilsonWe are excited to present author and illustrator Mark Wilson who will speak at both Bundoora and Brunswick Campuses. Mark has written and / or illustrated numerous books and you can see a sm…