New Tools for Learning - Learning to Learn SeriesLearning to Learn Series

Title	New Tools for Learning
Description	New Tools for Learning encourages learners take responsibility for the processes and artifacts of their learning. It begins by guiding the learner through a series of considerations when selecting and evaluating a learning tool. The module then introduces two strategies to manage the abundance of information available in the digital age: curating, as a means of organizing and making sense of a collection of resources, and archiving, as a means of preserving the artifacts of learning for later retrieval. This module will also invite learners to consider new tools and technologies for learning, as well as what factors to look for when selecting learning tools.
Learning Outcomes	By the end of this module, learners will be able to: select a tool to support their learning goals evaluate a learning tool using the U-RICE criteria set curate a collection of resources relevant to their learning goals describe the challenges of preserving learning artifacts explore new tools and technologies for their learning.
Topics	Evaluating learning tools Curating your learning Archiving the artifacts of learning Trends & Tools in 21st Century Learning
Videos	Curation as a learning strategy (pending) Curation as a teaching strategy (pending)
Learning Resources	Content Curation Primer Curation Tools Horizon Report – Emerging Learning Technologies The Great Tool List Jane Hart’s Tool Directory
Teaching Resources	Facilitator Guide (pending)