Validation sessions reframed fostering students' digital literacy as empowering students for a digital society, adding ethical competences¶
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q2 i? Experts suggested replacing 'fostering students' digital literacy' with 'empowering students' digital literacy', and advised distinguishing digital literacy for life, learning and general work from digital literacy embedded in future professions. → Jo Tondeur 2023
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Jo Tondeur 2023¶
Jo Tondeur, Sarah Howard, Manon Van Zanten, Pierre Gorissen, Irma Van der Neut, Dana Uerz, Marijke Kral. (2023). The HeDiCom framework: Higher Education teachers' digital competencies for the future. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-023-10193-5
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Qualitative validation finding from expert and practitioner sessions on the initial draft framework. The experts also advised distinguishing digital literacy for life, learning and general work from profession-specific digital literacy, and added ethical competences, noting that because of the GOT ethical questions became even more relevant, such as the consequences of using data.
"In the validation sessions, the experts suggested to replace 'fostering students' digital literacy' with 'empowering students' digital literacy'."
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Related Claims¶
- Experts argued teachers' digital literacy should be a separate dimension from professional development, and computational thinking was new to most participants — related
- Student-focused digital literacy frameworks most frequently emphasize five DigComp-aligned element categories, led by information and data literacy — related
- Educator-focused digital literacy frameworks prioritize pedagogy, empowering learners, and curriculum and assessment, with more evenly distributed categories — related
- The HeDiCom framework was developed through a three-stage process of systematic review, framework comparison, and expert/practitioner validation — related
- Compared to pre-Covid frameworks, HeDiCom foregrounds online and blended learning design and discipline-specific professional digital literacy — related
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