The JISC Developing Digital Literacies programme ran from 2011-2013 to develop resources around digital literacy. It included various projects collating outputs on blogs and websites, webinars, and work with sector bodies and universities to produce open online materials and communities around digital literacy in different subject areas.

1. Digital Literacy Resources
JISC Developing Digital Literacies programme http://goo.gl/cqEHT
The projects started in August 2011 and will run over a period of 2
years until July 2013All the outcomes and outputs from the programme
are being collated on the JISC Design Studio as they emerge
http://goo.gl/5Rrbh
To follow the ongoing developments of the projects visit the Netvibes
page http://goo.gl/lunYCwhich collates all the project blog postings
covering the story as it unfolds
The Developing Digital Literacies programme blog http://goo.gl/tFidf has
up to date information about the developments in the programme
The open JISC-DIGLIT-PUBLIC@jiscmail.ac.uk list will also be used for
updates about the programme. Feel free to join that.
In addition, we are working with 11 sector bodies and professional
associations http://goo.gl/ZZTXuto work in collaboration on supporting
activities to realise the benefits from the programme for staff and
students in further and higher education
Some OER resources around DL for subject disciplines from the
University of Bathhttp://goo.gl/JENlG
The project at the University of Greenwich has established a Digital
Literacies community as part of their project, available at
http://dlinhe.ning.com/
The Monthly programme webinars are available for anyone to join for
free and the back catalogue of recordings are also here
http://goo.gl/FEuIE
Lastly the Work With IT project http://goo.gl/mSSPv has produced a
framework http://goo.gl/b6MSE for embedding effective technology
enhanced working practices, along with a supporting toolkit
http://goo.gl/muLy5