Digital Gardening: Cultivating Digital Literacy in Higher Education

Digital Gardening: Cultivating Digital Literacy in Higher Education

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A podcast that explores how universities are addressing the challenges and opportunities of today’s information and media landscapes to prepare students for complex, interconnected digital futures. It is a project of the Digital Gardener Initiative at Indiana University, a multi-campus, interdisciplinary endeavor to promote work in digital literacy, digital creativity, and digital learning. This podcast is for higher education teachers, leaders, and researchers interested in digital ways of knowing, doing, and making in the classroom and beyond.

Recent Episodes

  • Generative AI: A New Pillar of Digital Literacy

    6 months ago
  • Higher Education, Media Literacy, and the Courage in Community: A Conversation with Media Literacy Expert Renee Hobbs

    1 year ago
  • Libraries and their role in advancing digital literacy

    1 year ago
  • A Merry ChatGPT Christmas Carol

    1 year ago
  • Digital media and the midterm elections: What is "information literacy"?

    1 year ago
  • "How is digital literacy like boot camp?" IU's Margaret Lion on digital literacy as basic training for student success in higher education

    1 year ago
  • "We have to give students things to do with their technology so they don't disappear into their technology"--a conversation with IUPUC's Kevin Jones on digital literacy

    2 years ago
  • Psychological myths, information overload, & the fear of failure--a chat with IU Kokomo's Kathy Holcomb

    2 years ago
  • Leveraging digital skills and the value of college: A discussion with IU thought leaders on the future of higher education

    2 years ago
  • Digital literacy and digital pedagogy in medical education — a chat with IU Med School's Christine Eckel

    2 years ago