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What is digital literacy?

• Digital literacy is the ability to effectively navigate, evaluate, and create information using digital technology.

• Digital literacy is the knowledge of traditional literacy only.

• Digital literacy is the process of printing digital documents.

• Digital literacy is the ability to read and write in a digital format.

Which of the following is an example of collaborative learning strategy?

• Self-paced online courses

• Individual exams

• Group projects

• Lecture-based instruction

How does critical thinking benefit 21st-century learners?

• Critical thinking hinders problem-solving skills

• Critical thinking limits decision-making abilities

• Critical thinking reduces creativity and cognitive flexibility

• Critical thinking benefits 21st-century learners by enhancing problem-solving skills, decision-making abilities, creativity, and cognitive flexibility.

Why is technology integration important in education?

• There are no benefits to incorporating technology into the classroom.

• Using technology in education hinders student learning and engagement.

• Technology integration in education is unnecessary and outdated.

• Technology integration is important in education because it enhances student engagement, provides access to a wide range of resources and information, promotes collaboration and communication, develops essential digital skills, and prepares students for the future workforce.

Which digital tools can enhance personalized learning?

• Cooking recipes

• Weather forecasting tools

• Social media platforms

• Learning management systems (LMS), adaptive learning platforms, educational apps, virtual reality (VR) simulations, artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms

How can students develop digital literacy skills?

• By sharing personal information online without caution

• By only using one type of digital device

• By avoiding technology altogether

• By actively engaging with technology, practicing critical thinking, learning to evaluate sources, understanding privacy and security measures, and participating in digital skills training programs.

• How the information is acquired, organized, evaluated, shared and produced.

• Media Literacy

• Technology Literacy

• Digital Literacy

• Information Literacy

It is Creating media, Accesing information and understanding media contents and uses.

• Information Literacy

• Media Literacy

• Digital Literacy

• Technology Literacy

Print Media, Broadcast Media, Internet Media and Out-of-home Media.

• Digital Categories

• Visual Categories

• Media Categories

• Internet Categories

It is the ability to think and work creatively and innovatively.