Press Any Key: Repositioning digital literacy as an enabler for self-regulated learning
Brief Paper: Other
ID: 36103
Abstract: Millennial students are often seen as digital experts. This generalisation implicitly assumes that millennial students are equipped with necessary digital literacy skills to undertake their university learning such as searching curriculum-based information. But are they? And what is digital literacy and how can it be embed in teaching and learning? This paper examines the key characteristics of a contemporary view and multiplicity of digital literacy. An implementation of digital literacies in a first year undergraduate unit is described.
Presider: Kathryn Coleman, Learning and Teaching Unit (LTU) UNSW
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