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Welcome to the UNISA IAC BOARD COURSE

Welcome to the UNISA IAC BOARD COURSE

Basic Skills in Digital Literacy Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) using gamification concepts. Learn all the basic digital learning skills you require to be a successful online learner.


Gain a deeper understanding of Microsoft 365 productivity apps to excel
in studies and enhance employability. Adapt to remote and hybrid
learning by fostering collaboration with peers and educators. Learn
digital literacy, Microsoft 365 apps, productivity and collaboration
tools, and accessible learning features for an inclusive student
journey.

This course aims to enhance your basic digital literacy skills and improve your online interaction. Developed by Unisa, it focuses on open learning environments, using Sakai (myModules) and Microsoft Office 365. Learn practical word processing skills with Microsoft Word and create an assignment outline. Get started by accessing Office 365 and enjoy the learning journey!

With an activity-oriented approach, we'll help you create a
'dissertation toolkit' to present your work effectively. The
introductory video will provide guidance and clarity as you embark on
this exciting journey.

Learn how to create compelling presentations using Microsoft
PowerPoint. Whether it's for academic assignments, research findings, or
professional settings, we'll teach you the fundamentals. Understand
presentation requirements, plan structure, prepare content, and
implement best practices. Create and edit presentations using PowerPoint
Online. Apply your skills to a final task, including presenting in
person and online. Evaluate your progress with voice notes. Let's start
creating impactful presentations!

This masterclass focuses on the use of mobile devices for learning. This intervention will prioritise basic mobile literacy, using mobile devices for online learning with UNISA and using productivity tools and apps such as Microsoft 365. In addition, the intervention will be grounded on individualized m-learning and socialized m-learning.

The four learning units collectively explore the transformative role of mobile-first design and mobile technologies in enhancing digital experiences, particularly in South Africa. Unit 1 emphasizes mobile-first design as a vital strategy for inclusivity and accessibility, especially where mobile internet dominates, supported by responsive frameworks and used across education, banking, and government services. Unit 2 focuses on how mobile devices support Open Distance e-Learning (ODeL) at UNISA, offering flexibility and access while highlighting challenges like data costs and connectivity. Unit 3 introduces the Microsoft 365 Mobile App as a comprehensive productivity tool that integrates essential applications and AI features to streamline academic and administrative tasks. Unit 4 explores the Create function in Microsoft 365 Copilot, showcasing how AI enhances content creation and device management, turning mobile devices into efficient hubs for learning and collaboration.

This course provides a basic understanding of essay writing, avoiding
plagiarism, and referencing techniques. No prior knowledge is required.
The three-week course is available for three months, with compulsory
activities to assess your progress. Complete at least five activities to
successfully complete the MOOC.

The primary purpose of this MOOC is to provide comprehensive training in Model United Nations. It aims to equip learners with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively participate in and contribute to MUN simulations and conferences

