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This video explores foundational skills, learning and innovation skills, digital literacy skills, and career and life skills
Teaching foundational skills is just one aspect of digital inclusion. To engage effectively in the so-called knowledge age, individuals need a full range of skills, as expressed by education and technology experts Bernie Trilling and Charles Fadel.
We all need: learning and innovation skills, which include critical thinking, problem solving, communication, and collaboration; digital literacy skills, which include knowledge of information and communication technology, online media, and other sources of information; and career and life skills, which include initiative, productivity, leadership, and responsibility.
Our video explores the different skills and offers tips for upskilling
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