1.2: Professional Engagement -> Professional Collaboration -> Explorer skills
makes basic use of digital technologies to collaborate with his/her colleagues (e.g. on a dedicated joint project, or to exchange content, knowledge and opinions)
makes basic use of digital technologies to collaborate with his/her colleagues (e.g. on a dedicated joint project, or to exchange content, knowledge and opinions)
is aware of digital technologies that enable collaboration with other educators
Attitudes reflective approach, collaboratively discussing and re-designing organisational communication strategies, contributing to developing a coherent vision
frequently evaluates, discusses and adapts his/her communication strategies and uses digital technologies to make administrative procedures more transparent for learners and/or parents and to allow them to make informed choices on future learning priorities
relies on a broad repertoire of digital technologies and strategies to enhance organisational communication
Attitudes responsible attitude, communicating ethically with digital technologies (e.g. respecting netiquette)
uses different digital communication channels and tools, depending on the communication purpose and context (e.g. via the organisation’s website or through corporate digital technologies, platforms or communication services contracted) and adapts his/her communication strategies to the specific audience
knows how to use a range of digital technologies to enhance organisational communication and what technology to use it depending on the specific purpose and context
interest in improving organisational communication strategies
makes basic use of digital technologies to enhance communication with learners, parents, colleagues, support staff or third parties relevant to the educational project (e.g. experts to be invited, places to be visited)
Supporting the Development and Certification of the Digital Competences of Educators – EdDiCo
Project Ref: 2019-1-DE01-KA203-005070
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