6.4: Facilitating Learners’ Digital Competence -> Responsible use -> Explorer attitudes
concern for learners’ wellbeing, encouraging learners to use digital technologies safely and responsibly
concern for learners’ wellbeing, encouraging learners to use digital technologies safely and responsibly
fosters learners’ awareness of the benefits and drawbacks of digital technologies and the openness of the internet
is aware that digital technologies can positively and negatively affect learners’ physical, psychological and social wellbeing
self-understanding as a guide for learners’ responsible creation of digital content as a means for self-expression
guides learners in designing, re-using, publishing and licensing complex digital content (e.g. websites, blogs, games, apps) by using innovative formats. reflects on, discusses, re-designs, innovates and adapts his/her teaching strategies to the specific needs of learners. applies his/her copyright and license knowledge with the help of digital technologies e.g. for detecting and counteracting plagiarism
has comprehensive knowledge of pedagogic strategies, digital technologies and platforms as well as publishing and licensing rights that enable learners to produce complex digital content
proactive and encouraging attitude towards the creation and appropriate sharing/re-sharing of digital content and alertness to copyright and licence issues
implements learning activities and employs pedagogic strategies as needed to enable learners to produce and share digital content by using digital technologies; enables learners to understand the concept of copyright and licenses and consider it when creating or re-using digital content
knows a range of pedagogical strategies to help students create elementary digital content. has a good knowledge of privacy and copyright rules
positive attitude to the use of digital technologies to produce content
Supporting the Development and Certification of the Digital Competences of Educators – EdDiCo
Project Ref: 2019-1-DE01-KA203-005070
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