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Digital Competences in School Education: Selfie. Current Perspectives and Challenges

Table 3: Digital Competence Framework for Educators DigCompEdu (Redecker, 2017)

Competence areas Aspects of educators` professional activities Competences
Area 1: Professional Engagement Using digital technologies for communication, collaboration and professional development. 1.1. Organisational communication1.2. Professional collaboration1.3. Reflective practice1.4. Digital Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
Area 2: Digital Resources Sourcing, creating and sharing digital resources. 2.1. Selecting digital resources2.2. Creating and modifying digital resources2.3. Managing, protecting and sharing digital resources
Area 3: Teaching and Learning Managing and orchestrating the use of digital technologies in teaching and learning. 3.1. Teaching3.2. Guidance3.3. Collaborative learning3.4. Self-regulated learning
Area 4: Assessment Using digital technologies and strategies to enhance assessment. 4.1. Assessment strategies4.2. Analysing evidence4.3. Feedback and planning
Area 5: Empowering Learners Using digital technologies to enhance inclusion, personalisation and learners’ active engagement. 5.1. Accessibility and inclusion5.2. Differentiation and personalisation5.3. Actively engaging learners
Area 6: Facilitating Learners’ Digital Competence Enabling learners to creatively and responsibly use digital technologies for information, communication, content creation, wellbeing and problem-solving. 6.1. Information and media literacy6.2. Digital communication and collaboration6.3. Digital content creation6.4. Responsible use of ICT6.5. Digital problem solving
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