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Welcome to the BBRI Instructor Workshop!

The BBRI Instructor Workshop provides essential training for digital literacy educators, focusing on the updated curriculum designed to meet the needs of broadband non-adopters. Initial pilot classes in 2011 revealed valuable insights into learner requirements, prompting adjustments to class sizes. Participants learn to embrace learner variability, create engaging environments, and master content delivery. The workshop facilitates collaboration among trainers and offers resources such as community event updates, Google and library resources, and effective communication strategies for enhancing community engagement in digital literacy.

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Welcome to the BBRI Instructor Workshop!

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  1. Welcome to the BBRIInstructor Workshop!

  2. Pilot classes were conducted in the fall of 2011 at select locations in Providence and Cranston • Initial thought was 20 students per class • Adjusted to 10 students • Finally settled on 5-7 students per class

  3. What do broadband non-adopters want to learn? Job search Health information Craigslist Other—Social Media (Facebook, Twitter) School info News information Community events/happenings

  4. Navigation Search Communication Explore Browser and Website Basics Google and Library Resources Email Capstone Class The BBRI Digital Literacy “Core” Curriculum Basic Internet Skill Curricular Component

  5. The BBRI Digital Literacy Instructor Workshop Four Key Outcomes for Trainers: Embracing learner variability Creating an effective learning environment Practicing the delivery of content Getting to know other trainers in the community to collaborate and share information with

  6. The Online Home of Rhode Island’s Digital Literacy Community The Training Network The Digital Literacy “Portal” • Trainer Network • Class Materials • Training Locations and Community Partners • Trainer Resources • “Open Source” Curriculum • Class schedules and locations

  7. Portal Website • Class Materials • Training Location Information • Class and Event Scheduling • Trainers Forum

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