- The digital society: not for everyoneOn the clock of the digital society, it is five to twelve. The Digital Society Alliance has released a publication (in honor of its fifth anniversary) with stories that emphasize a simple truth: digitalization is progressing rapidly, but not everyone can keep up. One of the stories features an interview with Alexander van Deursen:Read more
- Performance tests for measuring digital skillsIn the European ySkills project, researchers from the Centre for Digital Inclusion developed a task-based performance measure to assess the digital skills of children aged 12 to 17. The measure evaluates three key skills: (1) information navigation and processing; (2) communication and interaction; and (3) content creation and production. Each of these skills includes several sub-dimensions, which together provide a comprehensive picture of children's digital proficiency.Read more
- The digital society: not for everyone
- Performance tests for measuring digital skills
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- Digital Inclusion program launched
- Unicef-essay collection
- Smart Devices Require Skilled Users
- Opening keynote speech in the 2-day EU Conference on Digital Inclusion
- Barriers to Internet use among households in poverty: A literature review
- The youth Digital Skills Performance Test Results: Report on the results of real-life skills tasks.
- Investigating the contribution of social work to digital inclusion
- Introducing the ySKILLS Child-Friendly Toolkit: Empowering Youth in the Digital Age
- The IoT, easy as anything? - uncovering the importance of digital skills for the internet of things