This unit gives a good example of the importance of learners developing transferrable digital skills and how these can be used in the work situation.

The example in the video is very useful, and I like the line 'digital skills are no longer optional'--not just relevant for employability for students... but also for teachers!

I like the emphasis on collaboration

This module has given me good ideas that I will look to include in the lesson plans.

Transferable skills are important and should be encouraged.

I picked up some useful ideas for implementing new activities to enhance my students 'soft skills'.

Some good information.

Good examples given that are easily adapted to any topic

So many Digital tools to use- it is about being selective.
Knowing how your admin has set up your systems is also vital so clear instructive induction training is essential, I like the fact that you can down load the transcript and your notes on this course it makes reflection to aid embedding the learning accessible and at the pace the learner need- with out holding up progress, a nice learning resource - It is up to the teacher to make sure the assessment is SMART, robust and engages the students to self assess so they can continue to build their skills after completion of a set course.

Good

Useful illustration on how to combine the development of digital and transferrable skills.

Couldn't agree with the communications statement.

Good idea for learners who are ICT literate.

This was interesting and enhances the learners collaboratively.

Some ideas that I could use with my learners with SEN.

Maybe helpful to students in assessments and coursework.

Gives an example of getting students to work collaboratively but doesn't actually cover the 'HOW' of assessing their transferable skills in the process.

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I thought this was a good module to generate some thoughts on incorporating digital skills into practice in the classroom. Student collaboration was strongly highlighted.

Nothing new.