Critical Reflection. Digital Natives Digital Literacy
Critical Reflection:I uploaded the specific requirements.You need to read the three readings I've given you, 300 words each.Be sure to look carefully at the basic requirements and grading criteria.
CDIL001 - Digital Literacies
Assessment Task 2 Brief - Critical Reflection
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ASSESSMENT TASK 2 |
WEIGHT |
OUTCOMES |
DUE |
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Critical Reflection |
25% |
a & b |
11:59pm Friday of Week 4. Submission via Turnitin in Canvas |
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Aim of task 2 For you to learn to critically evaluate theories and issues.
Task Description You are required to produce three texts (300 words each, total 900 words+-10%) that critically reflect on theories and issues raised in the initial weeks of the subject, discussing their relevance for real world using your own examples. The three texts are to be submitted in ONE document. Across the three texts you must reference at least three academic sources, at least one MUST be from the subject reading list. The three texts are to be academic in tone and expression including referencing in the Harvard (UTS) style.
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ASSIGNMENT CRITERIA |
WEIGHT |
SLOs |
PLOs |
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1 |
Relevance of content and issues covered
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30% |
a,b |
A1 B4 |
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Depth of critical reflection |
30% |
b |
B2 & B24 |
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Clarity and fluency of written expression |
20% |
a, c |
E2 & C1 |
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Referencing Accuracy of bibliographic citation in UTS Harvard style |
20% |
b |
B3 |
MORE INFORMATION
Where can I find a digital version of this brief?
1. Go to <https://canvas(dot)insearch(dot)edu(dot)au/ >
2. Click on the ‘Digital Literacies’ subject page
3. On the left hand side menu click ‘Assessments’
4. Click on ‘Assessment Task 2 - Critical Reflection’
5. Click on ‘Assessment Task 2 Brief - Critical Reflection’
I have to write three texts, can they all be about the same theory/issue?
No. Each text must be about a different theory/issue.
I have to write three texts, do I submit each text separately to Turnitin?
No. You submit all texts in ONE document. Separate the texts using headings for each of the theories/issues you are writing about.
Where can I find the subject reading list?
The subject reading list is on page 9 of the Subject Outline.
Can I use more than one academic reference from the subject reading list?
Yes. The minimum is one, but you can use more.
Can I use more than three academic references?
Yes. The assignment description specifies only a minimum number of academic sources in order to ensure that you have enough room to discuss the theories/issues you have drawn from the lectures/readings in depth.
What does “discussing relevance for real world examples” mean?
Means using real world examples to demonstrate the theory/issues being discussed in this subject. You need evidence (academic reference) and real world examples to demonstrate your understanding of theory/issues.
How do I write a critical reflection?
https://student(dot)unsw(dot)edu(dot)au/how-do-i-write-reflectively
Can you show me some examples?
https://student(dot)unsw(dot)edu(dot)au/examples-reflective-writing
*Scroll to the bottom of the page.
What is the UTS Harvard referencing style? How do I cite/reference in this format?
http://www(dot)lib(dot)uts(dot)edu(dot)au/sites/default/files/attachments/page/InteractiveHarvardUTSGuide.pdf
How do I avoid plagiarism?
https://avoidingplagiarism(dot)uts(dot)edu(dot)au
Academic misconduct and dishonesty will not be tolerated and penalties will apply.
How do I submit an assignment to Turnitin?
1. Go to https://canvas(dot)insearch(dot)edu(dot)au/
2. Click on the ‘Digital Literacies’ subject page
3. On the left hand side menu click ‘Assessments’
4. Click on ‘Assessment Task 2 - Critical Reflection’
5. Click on ‘Turnitin Submission - Assessment Task 2’
5. Upload your assignment
What is my tutor’s email?
1. Go to https://canvas(dot)insearch(dot)edu(dot)au/ subject outline
2. Click on the ‘Digital Literacies’ subject page
3. On the left hand side menu click ‘Staff Information’
CRITICAL REFLECTION
Name
Course
Professor’s Name
Institution
Due Date
Critical Reflection
Article 1: Can we teach digital natives digital literacy?
This article, written by Wan Ng seeks to question the stereotype that all digital natives are digitally literate. The paper thus seeks to determine how a group of students respond to educational technologies unfamiliar to them within the class setup. Ng sought to determine whether dig...
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