Digital literacy refers to the ability to use digital technologies and tools effectively and responsibly to access, evaluate, create, and communicate information. It encompasses a range of skills, including computer literacy, internet proficiency, media literacy, and data literacy.
In a digital age, digital literacy is essential for individuals to participate fully in society, education, and the workforce. It involves understanding how to navigate digital platforms, critically evaluate online content, protect personal information, and engage in digital communication responsibly.
Digital literacy extends beyond technical skills and includes the ability to think critically about information encountered online. It involves discerning consumers of digital media, identifying bias and misinformation, and making informed decisions based on credible sources.
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