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==Mozilla's take on Web Literacy == | ==Mozilla's take on Web Literacy == | ||
The Mozilla community have been working on developing a web | The Mozilla community have been working on developing a web [https://webmaker.org/literacy list] of key elements which they feel contribute to digital literacy. | ||
Important questions to ask: | Important questions to ask: | ||
# How do the range of contribution types relate to the map | # How do the range of contribution types relate to the map | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 28 April 2014
Digital literacy is an important set of skills that are needed to use the internet effectively in the information age. Wikimedia projects can play an important role in helping individuals and groups to develop these skills in both formal and informal settings. Wikimedia UK is well placed to make a significant contribution in this area. Therefore it is important that the charity develops an appropriate digital literacy strategy that fits in with our wider educational activity.
Definition of digital literacy
How Wikimedia projects can help develop digital literacy
Mozilla's take on Web Literacy
The Mozilla community have been working on developing a web list of key elements which they feel contribute to digital literacy. Important questions to ask:
- How do the range of contribution types relate to the map
- How do the range of 'use' types relate to the map
- What activities do we have to teach against these sorts of web literacy standards
- What are the important practices Wikimedians engage in (these might be collections of actions), how do they relate to the standard, how do they relate to Wikimedia badges (or, already in existance, barnstars, etc)