Becoming the Digital Learning Content Curator and Facilitator

A Learning Pathway for developing the competences of the Digital Learning Content Curator and Facilitator

Work practices, technologies and working patterns are rapidly changing and having a considerable influence on the design and delivery of CVET, Upskilling, Reskilling and Lifelong Education. Learning interventions are now being delivered in the flow of work activity into an environment of digital technologies with a focus on curation of content. Learners must remain the focus of design and delivery, shifting from 'done to' alternatives to 'available to' resources. 

This transition requires new and updated digital competences of  the Educators and Learning & Development Professionals. Collaborative platforms, online social platforms and communities of practice are increasingly important to identify performance-related discussions in ‘real time’ and provide learning needs as they arise. This is a shift in mind set as well as skill set.

Follow the steps to achieve this: Create your own pathway and complete it with self-directed learning using the Cur8 Toolbox and LXP.

Becoming the Digital Learning Content Curator and Facilitator

A Learning Pathway for developing the competences of the Digital Learning Content Curator and Facilitator

Becoming the Digital Learning Content Curator and Facilitator
Step 1: ASSESS Step 2: DEFINE Experiences from Austria Step 3: CREATE Step 4: SELECT Experiences from Sweden Step 5: PLAN Experiences from Bulgaria Step 6: REVIEW Step 7: CURATE Experiences from the UK Step 8: IMPACT Step 9: CHECK Experiences from Germany Step 10: REPEAT

Step 1: ASSESS

Assess: Take an initial assessment and review your current levels of competence in terms of being a ‘curator concierge’ for learning.

Competence framework 

Competence Check (Spider) 

Step 2: DEFINE

Define: Define your digital learning needs and objectives.

Learners in an online environment

Content curation

The evolving role of the CVET educator

Experiences from Austria

Step 3: CREATE

Create: Create a skills development plan and map out your Learning Pathway.

Competence framework 

Role of educators

Digital literacy

Step 4: SELECT

Select: Select and apply learning resources from the LXP to help you achieve your learning goals.

Learning topics

Producing learning content

Experiences from Sweden

Step 5: PLAN

Plan: Plan how you will implement a Learning Project that will help you transfer your learning into practice. You can use the template to do this.

Learning Project Outline Template

Experiences from Bulgaria

Step 6: REVIEW

Review: Review your project idea.

Step 7: CURATE

Curate: Research and curate material and resources that fit your purpose. Don’t neglect these  aspects:

Experiences from the UK

Step 8: IMPACT

Impact: Evaluate the impact at the end of your Learning Project.

Step 9: CHECK

Check: Do the competence check again or use the competence framework.

Competence framework 

Competence Check (Spider) 

Experiences from Germany

Step 10: REPEAT

Keep learning and make content curation a permanent element in the design of learning content.

Curation

* The sources listed in the roadmap are for inspiration - the Cur8 Learning Experience Platform (LXP) and Toolbox offer a much wider range of topics.

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