Digitality
| Site: | Teacher Academies Project |
| Course: | LTP2 Moodle Course Sustainability and Digitality |
| Book: | Digitality |
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| Date: | Wednesday, 2 April 2025, 1:41 PM |
Description
#02 Tasks: Digitality
Write down all key terms and their meanings in the Glossary: Sustainability and Digitality.Take the quiz: Quiz: Digitality.
Check out the Educational Resources page for more materials on the topic of digitality, which you are welcome to view.
On the Scientific sources page you will find scientific texts that give you even more information on the topic of digitality.
On the Scientific sources page you will find scientific texts that give you even more information on the topic of digitality.
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Digitality
In the world we live in, we are almost always surrounded by digital media. Nearly every area of life is influenced in some way by digital media. The terms digitization and digitality are used in this context. The focus of digital technologies is on three central areas: (1) Code and Algorithms, (2) Data, Computation and Objectivity and (3) Digital Design and Architecture. All of these features significantly shape and influence our society.
Video: Digitality
Quiz: Digitality
You will see a number of statements. Select which terms are to be assigned to digitalization and which to digitality.
Educational Resources
Here you will find materials on the topic "digitality".
- The European Commission published a Framework for competencies in a digital era, called "DigComp Framework" (available for different groups, e.g. educators and in different languages).
- The organization "Unblack the Box" serves information and materials about topics like digitally, data literacy and digital capitalism. There might not be materials for primary school, but the available materials could be inspiring.
- There are a few good books for children im primary school. Have a look at these:
- Lift-the-Flap Computers and Coding (Usborne) with more materials for children and school.
- Coding for Beginners: Using Scratch (Usborne) with more materials for children and school.
