NU’s own Digital Content Library
By: Akhlesh Agarwal
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What is it
• Our own “open” content repository • Help in curating content • Easier to manage content in moodle• Can store teaching or non-teaching content • Document library
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Class presentation
Research paper
Course handout
Case study
Dissertation reports
Newsletter
Web links
Videos, Guest lecturesTED recordings, Animation
Policy documents
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What can we keep in the repository
Templates
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Where is it
Nucleus(Moodle)
Digital content library
LinkLogin
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Three level content structure• Technology
– Computer science• Object oriented programming• Compilers and interpreters• Operating system• Microprocessors
– Electronics• Semiconductors• Radio engineering• Wireless technologies• Telecommunication systems
– Biotechnology
• Humanities– English literature
• History• Genres of Literature• Literary techniques
– English language• Grammar• Composition• Transformation & Analysis
– Communication skills• Communication Process• Receptive Skills• Productive Skills
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Features
• Upload content• Browse content based on directory structure• Search based on keywords• Provide rating and comments (by peers and
students)• Bookmark favorite content. • Most viewed content.
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Features cont..
• ALL students to have access to ALL content. • All faculty members can upload content• Link content to courseware in moodle
Digital Content library
Curation process
SearchCurate
Re-create
CatalogIntegrate
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4Rs of open content• Reuse• Remix• Redistribute• Revise
Feedback
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Future ideas
• Students can also upload content. (Post moderation)• Facility to subscribe messages on any new content in
a subject/topic. • Include Wiki feature on this platform. • Blogs by faculty / students • “Like” button• Search by Faculty name.• Search by rating. • Allow Open access to people outside NU.
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Next steps
• Training to all Faculty & Staff• Setup directory structure• Encourage faculty to contribute content in Dig
Lib• Quantity and Quality of content
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Thank you