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Do you need advice on how to use digital technologies critically and responsibly as well as guidance on how to assess student competences in the field of digital literacy?
These guidelines provide hands-on guidance for teachers and educators, including practical tips, activity plans, insights on topics and cautionary notes grounded in what works as concerns digital literacy and education and training. They aim to foster an understanding of how digital literacy can be achieved and provide useful knowledge about the dynamics and manifestations of disinformation.
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