We recognize that students are more prepared to launch their careers when they have the ability to demonstrate agile thinking and active learning with digital skills and tools. The digital proficiencies below were compiled from various evidence-based sources* and are recognized professionally as skills for success.
Videos (A.1: Screen Recording, A.3: Overview of Spark and Canva)
B1: ASC Online Collaboration Digital Proficiency Module (Link inserted here when done)
Videos (B.1: Google Workspace Overview)
Videos (C1/C2: Teaching Data Sets from The ISTE Standards | C3: Graphing in Excel | C3:Graphing in Python)
Articles (D2: ISTE Blog “Reflective Observation: Essential to Digital Citizenship” Rogers-Whitehead, ©2019,
What is emotional intelligence?, Emotional Intelligence FREE TEST )
Video (E2: Finding Images Online)
F1-4: ASC CyberSmarts Digital Proficiency Module
F3: PBS NOVA Labs
Click here to read the NACE Competencies for a Career Readiness ©2021
Click here to read Marc Prensky’s research on Digital Natives vs. Digital Immigrants ©2001
Please email cdvl@agnesscott.edu
*These proficiencies were developed with support from Bryn Mawr College (2018) and International Society of Technology in Education (iste.org) (2018)
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