Learning Commons:Content/Criteria for New Content
Overview
These criteria support the mission and goals for the Learning Commons project:
- to provide first and second year students with coordinated and collaborative point of contact to access resources which support their academic success
- for students to develop content (with support from the Advisory committee and content experts)
- to work collaboratively with Faculty and staff representatives to develop approaches for sharing content on Learning Commons that uses a republishing framework (RSS feeds etc) - to minimize workload and allow maximum flexibility for users (students, staff, and faculty).
- attention to the student as a whole person - but focused on aspects that support academic development
Checklist
Criteria | yes | no |
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This content does not exist elsewhere at UBC (or does not exist in a student friendly/concise format) | ||
The content clearly identifies the connection with academic development (at 1st or 2nd year level) | ||
Relevant/associated UBC sites have been identified and will be linked to from the page content - or on the Related links | ||
Content directs people to Related links for deeper/further exploration | ||
Content is written in an inclusive way, respecting the diversity of UBC students | ||
Key resource people (content experts) have been consulted on the content | ||
There is a page contact associated with the content that has agreed to keep it updated | ||
The page contact has been trained on authorship (Wordpress and Learning Commons' Delicious account) | ||
There are related links associated with the content that can be added to Learning Commons' Delicious account | ||
The content is written from the point of view of student to student. Voice should convey that of a knowledgeable, friendly student leader | ||
Content delivery method has been carefully considered - engaging, varied formats used to convey content (i.e., Video, audio, etc.) | ||
Content must be timely, relevant, and associated with student needs | ||
There are possible connections between new content and faculty |