Digital Literacy Flashcards
How would you define digital literacy in the context of education and daily life?
Digital literacy is the ability to use technology responsibly for learning, communication, and daily tasks like research, collaboration, shopping, and banking.
Can you give examples of how digital literacy impacts career readiness and personal well-being?
Digital literacy supports career readiness by enabling digital collaboration and project management while also enhancing personal well-being through access to health, finance, and social resources.
How do you think digital literacy influences the way students approach learning and communication?
Digital literacy empowers students to learn independently, communicate effectively, and collaborate globally through online resources and digital platforms.
What are the key concepts of digital citizenship, and why are they important for students?
Key digital citizenship concepts—empathy, digital footprint, safety, and wellness—help students navigate the online world responsibly by promoting respectful communication, privacy protection, and balanced technology use.
How can teachers promote responsible use of technology among students?
Teachers can promote responsible technology use by modeling digital ethics, teaching online safety and critical thinking, encouraging respectful interactions, and discussing ethical issues.
How would you explain the concept of the “digital divide” to students in your class?
The digital divide is the gap in technology access due to factors like income and location, impacting education and opportunities, highlighting the need for digital equity.
What are the key characteristics of a digital learner, and how can educators support these traits?
A digital learner is tech-savvy, collaborative, and self-directed, and educators can support them by integrating digital tools, fostering online collaboration, and promoting self-paced learning.
Can you provide examples of how digital technology can be used to enhance learning experiences?
Digital tools like Google Classroom, multimedia content, and gamification enhance learning by fostering collaboration, engagement, and motivation.
Why is a storyboard essential when creating educational videos, and how does it contribute to the video’s effectiveness?
A storyboard ensures clear structure, organization, and efficiency in educational videos by planning visuals, narration, and key points.
What are the key principles to consider when writing a script for an educational video?
When writing a script, ensure clarity, conciseness, engagement, and appropriate pacing to maintain viewer understanding and interest.
How do you think cognitive overload affects video-based learning, and what design strategies help avoid it?
To avoid cognitive overload in videos, use strategies like coherence, segmenting, contiguity, and signaling to help viewers focus and process key information.
When is it best to use a video for learning, and when might other methods be more effective?
Use videos for visual or auditory explanations, but opt for hands-on activities or discussions when active engagement and collaboration are needed.
How can you ensure that a video is reinforcing learning and not just delivering content?
Ensure videos align with learning objectives and include interactive elements, followed by activities to reinforce the content.
What strategies can be applied to avoid cognitive overload in video content?
Use segmenting, coherence, contiguity, and signaling to organize video content, reduce overwhelm, and enhance understanding.
