CALL group 1 interaction

What is digital literacy?

• Knowing how to use a smartphone
• Watching YouTube for learning
• The ability to use digital tools critically, ethically, and effectively
• Posting content on social media

Answer explanation

Digital literacy goes beyond knowing how to use a device. It includes critical thinking, safe behavior online, and using tools for communication, learning, and work. It’s about how and why you use technology, not just that you can.

What is the main focus of 'Technical Skills' in digital literacy?

• Judging online content
• Operating digital devices and software
• Posting pictures online
• Writing a blog

Answer explanation

Technical skills are the foundation of digital literacy—things like typing, using apps, navigating platforms, or managing files. Without these, you can't access other digital skills.

What does 'Information Literacy' help you do?

• Protect your personal data
• Create fun media content
• Find, evaluate, and use digital information responsibly
• Search images on Pinterest

Answer explanation

Information literacy is about being able to judge the quality of what you read online—spotting fake news, understanding sources, and finding useful, credible information.

Which feature teaches you to understand how media influences opinions?

• Technical Skills
• Communication Skills
• Digital Citizenship
• Media Literacy

Answer explanation

Media literacy helps students understand how digital content (videos, ads, news) can persuade or manipulate. It helps them think critically about what they see and share.

What does 'Communication Skills' in digital literacy involve?

• Sending memes to friends
• Speaking English online
• Effectively sharing and collaborating using digital platforms
• Creating a logo

Answer explanation

Being digitally literate means knowing how to write emails, join Zoom calls, and collaborate on shared documents in a respectful, clear, and effective way.

What is 'Digital Citizenship' about?

• Playing games online
• Being responsible and ethical in digital spaces
• Downloading apps
• Creating viral content

Answer explanation

Digital citizenship is about behaving ethically online—respecting others, protecting your own and others’ privacy, and following rules (e.g., not cyberbullying or plagiarizing).

Which dimension focuses on physical digital actions like searching and uploading?

• Thinking
• Relating
• Doing
• Being

Answer explanation

“Doing” is about the actual actions you take: clicking, posting, uploading, sharing—using technology tools to get things done.

Writing a blog or sharing a photo online fits into which dimension?

• Being
• Meaning
• Process
• Governance

Answer explanation

“Meaning” refers to how we create and interpret digital content—text, images, and multimedia. It's about expression and representation in digital spaces.

Commenting on a classmate’s blog post is an example of which dimension?

• Relating
• Doing
• Thinking
• Meaning

Answer explanation

“Relating” is about interacting with others online—commenting, collaborating, and participating in shared digital spaces (like wikis, group chats, etc.).

Participating in online forums and reflecting on digital behavior fits into which dimension?

• Thinking
• Being
• Doing
• Technical

Answer explanation

“Thinking” is about how we reflect on our experiences online and how we analyze digital culture and behavior. It also includes being self-aware in digital communities.