Digital Literacy is the ability to perform simple tasks, such as reading about a subject, where as Digital Fluency is achieved by creating something within that subject

Digital Fluency means being able to read or write, where as Digital Literacy means being able to speak and talk

Digital Fluency is the ability to perform simple tasks, such as reading about a subject, where as Digital Literacy is achieved by creating something within that subject

Gives more opportunity for more interactive lessons

Allows us to navigate our activities without having to stop in the middle of a lesson to figure out how to do something

Provides us with the ability to write some lesson plans involving technology that may excite students

All of the above

Enables students to create and submit a higher standard of work

Gives students the opportunity to research effectively

Provides the students with important experience as the digital world grows

All of the above

curiosity, communication, creation, data, and innovation

reading, writing, speaking, thinking and creating

texting, posting, commenting, liking and sharing

Fluent

Literate

Never worked with technology before