Overview of session

Digital literacy is the ability to use information and communication technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information, requiring both cognitive and technical skills. How does it relate to other literacies?

• It is unrelated to other literacies.

• It encompasses skills found in other literacies.

• It is less important than other literacies.

• It is the same as other literacies.

Explore models and frameworks of Digital Literacy.

• What are the key components of digital literacy models?

• How do digital literacy frameworks impact education?

• Which model of digital literacy focuses on critical thinking?

• What is the role of technology in digital literacy frameworks?

Digital is different because:

• it is faster and more efficient

• it is slower and less efficient

• it has no impact

• it is the same as analog

What are strategies for embedding digital literacy in your institution?

• Implementing digital literacy workshops

• Ignoring digital trends

• Discouraging technology use

• Relying solely on textbooks

Digital Literacy in practice can be best understood through which of the following?

• Case studies

• Theoretical analysis

• Historical data

• Personal anecdotes

The focus of digital literacy according to the summary is:

• Understanding digital tools and platforms

• Developing coding skills

• Enhancing online communication

• Improving typing speed

Digital literacy is not considered a generic skill because:

• It is universally applicable.

• It requires specific technical knowledge.

• It is not relevant in today's world.

• It is easy to learn.

Digital literacy covers the use of technology in terms of:

• communication, collaboration, and content creation

• only content consumption

• hardware maintenance

• programming and software development

How should one approach online information according to digital literacy?

• By accepting all information as true

• By critically evaluating the information

• By ignoring online information

• By sharing information without verification

Digital literacy emphasizes aspects of online identity such as:

• privacy and security

• social media presence

• online shopping habits

• internet browsing speed