GROUP-1-DISCUSSION-ictskillsintegration.pptx

Ict skills integration

1. GROUP 1

2. Jeronie Angelica Jerico Gerlyn Jayvie

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4. tekhnologic Cherry-Lyn May nard Jerica Marialyn Hazzel Beverly Gerlyn Stephanee Mary Rose Michaella Denju Kate SPIN

5. tekhnologic Try again! Richmond Jerico Windy Jasmine Stephen Christian Clarence Kelley Reyven Patricia Natasha SPIN

6. tekhnologic Jayvie Abegail Try again! Shiella Maricar Bea Clarita Jaymark John carlo Ezekiel Narciso Jeronie SPIN

7. I’m made of zeros, ones, and code, I live inside machines you hold. I store your photos, texts, and more, What am I, at my very core? D _ _ _ _ _ l

8. I open doors to worlds unknown, Through words and tales, your mind has grown. With letters, books, and stories wide, I help you learn and be your guide. What am I, that helps you see, The power of words and knowledge free? L _ _ _ _ _ _ y

9. I’m what you gain through practice and time, Helping you master each task and climb. From hands to mind, I make things right, Improving with effort, day and night. What am I, that helps you succeed, In every task and every deed? S _ _ _ _ s

10. A time of change, fast and new, Where tech and knowledge grew and grew. Global connections, minds set free, What age are we living in, can you see? Innovation and progress in every view, What time is this for me and you? 21 st _________

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15. Unveil The Unknown, And Choose A Riddle To Crack Digital Literacy Skills 21 st Century

16. Lesson Outcomes Identified and described the elements of digital literacies; and Conducted a self-evaluation on level of digital literacy skill.

17. Literacy Redefinition of literacy Digital Literacy Traditionally, it refers to the ability to read and write. The 21st century has expanded the concept of literacy beyond traditional reading and writing to include digital competencies. It is the ability to effectively and responsibly use technology to access, evaluate, create, and communicate information.

18. Oral Language Phonological Awareness Book And Print Knowledge Alphabet Knowledge Phonics And Word Recognition Fluency Spelling Writing And Composition 9. Grammar Awareness 10. Vocabulary Development 11. Reading Comprehension 12. Listening Comprehension 13. Attitude Towards Language, Literacy, And Literature 14. Study Strategies 14 DOMAINS OF LITERACY

19. Literacy Redefinition of literacy Digital Literacy Traditionally, it refers to the ability to read and write. The 21st century has expanded the concept of literacy beyond traditional reading and writing to include digital competencies. It is the ability to effectively and responsibly use technology to access, evaluate, create, and communicate information. One of the key contributors is Paul Gilster , who popularized the term in his 1997 book Digital Literacy .

20. Literacy Redefinition of literacy Digital Literacy Traditionally, it refers to the ability to read and write. The 21st century has expanded the concept of literacy beyond traditional reading and writing to include digital competencies. As the ability to understand and use information in multiple formats from a wide range of sources when it is presented via computers.

21. Digital Literacies Include: Cyber Literacy or Digital Literacy This refers to the ability to effectively use digital technologies and the internet, including understanding how to find, evaluate, and communicate information online. It also involves recognizing online safety practices.

22. Digital Literacies Include: Cyber Literacy or Digital Literacy Example: A student knows how to search for credible information on Google, evaluates sources for reliability, and understands how to avoid phishing scams.

23. Digital Literacies Include: 2. Media Literacy It is the ability to critically analyze different forms of media, including understanding the messages, motives, and values behind the content. Example: A person watching a TV advertisement can identify the persuasive techniques used to sell a product and assess the bias in the message.

24. Digital Literacies Include: 3. Arts and Creativity Literacy This involves using digital tools to create, share, and appreciate art in various forms, including visual arts, music, and multimedia projects. Example: A student uses digital drawing software to design a piece of artwork or creates a video using editing software for a school project.

25. Digital Literacies Include: 4. Financial Literacy Digital financial literacy refers to understanding and managing finances using digital platforms. This includes online banking, budgeting apps, and using digital payment methods. Example: A person uses a mobile banking app to track spending, set savings goals, and pay bills online.

26. Digital Literacies Include: 5. Multicultural Literacy This literacy involves using digital tools to understand and appreciate cultural diversity and global perspectives. It also means being aware of how digital communication can bridge cultural gaps. Example: A student participates in a virtual exchange program with students from other countries, learning about their traditions and cultural practices through online interaction.

27. The millennial students are generally tech- savy , digital natives . Tech-savvy refers to someone who is skilled or knowledgeable in using digital technology. Digital natives are individuals who have grown up in the era of modern technology, surrounded by digital devices like computers, smartphones, and the internet from a young age.

28. Digital Literacies Visual Literacy When image and non-verbal symbols try to capture the knowledge.

29. Digital Literacies 2. Technological Literacy Requiring one to be able to use technology in addressing a need.

30. Digital Literacies 3. Computer Literacy The ability to effectively use computers and related technology, including understanding basic software, hardware, and applications, to accomplish tasks or solve problems.

31. Digital Literacies 4. Information Literacy Refers to the finding, using, and sharing of information.

32. The D igital Literacies… Media Literacy - is one's ability to critically read information or content and utilize multimedia in creatively producing communications.

33. The D igital Literacies… ICT Literacy - is knowing how to select and use digital devices, applications or services to accomplish task requiring the use of the internet

34. The D igital Literacies… Communications and Collaborations - are one's capabilities in being able to participate in the digital networks in the teaching and learning context.

35. The D igital Literacies… Identity Management - is able to understand how to ensure sdafety and security in managing online identity and foster a positive digital reputation.

36. The D igital Literacies… Learning Skills - are ways of knowing how to study and learn in a technology- enriched environment; this is knowing how to utilize technology in addressing the need to learn efficiently.

37. The D igital Literacies… Digital Scholarship - is being able to link and participate in professional and research practices.

38. The Four C's of the 21st Century Skills.

39. Digital Literacy Skills and Digital Literacy 1.Coding 2.Collaboration 3.Cloud Software 4.World processing software

40. Digital Literacy Skills and Digital Literacy 5.Screen Casting 6.Personal archiving 7.Information Evaluation 8.Use of Social Media

41. Take he Digital Literacy Skills Self-Inventory and find out how confident you are when working an online. Digital Literacy Skills Finding, Using, Creating Information And Understanding Digital Practices Not Confident Somewhat Confident Very Confident 1. Selecting the right tool when you need to locate, use or present information. 2. Presenting your digital identity online. 3. Identifying and communicating with an expert online. 4. Using online tools and sites to search or share information online. 5. Recognizing owner of ideas and information found online through citations.

42. Take he Digital Literacy Skills Self-Inventory and find out how confident you are when working an online. Digital Literacy Skills Finding, Using, Creating Information And Understanding Digital Practices Not Confident Somewhat Confident Very Confident 6. Distinguishing the search engines to get information. 7. Knowing the information that can be searched in the web. 8. Using the right keywords to search for related online materials. 9. Using social networking sites as a source of information. 10. Scanning or skimming a page of a site or a blog among others to get the relevant information quickly.

43. Take he Digital Literacy Skills Self-Inventory and find out how confident you are when working an online. Digital Literacy Skills Finding, Using, Creating Information And Understanding Digital Practices Not Confident Somewhat Confident Very Confident 11. Signing up in pertinent sites having experts and authorities in the discipline to be updated with information they can provide. 12. Using materials in a variety of online media (i.e. videos, podcasts, sites, among others). 13. Assessing the credibility of an online resource. 14. Citing correct reference to other person's work found online. 15. Using bookmarking to organize and legally share files.

44. Take he Digital Literacy Skills Self-Inventory and find out how confident you are when working an online. Digital Literacy Skills Finding, Using, Creating Information And Understanding Digital Practices Not Confident Somewhat Confident Very Confident 16. Writing and posting online views or ideas suited to the target readership or audiences. 17. Collaborating with others online in creating and sharing documents or presentations. 18. Using multimedia to capture the information or message (i.e. recording and editing a digital story, video or a podcast). 19. Posting comments to online forum, blogs or Vblogs , or web pages while observing netiquette. 20. Communicating with others through online modality (e.g., Skype, forums, blogs, social networking sites, etc.)

45. Here are examples of how digital skills or proficiency supports digital literacy. DIGITAL SKILLS DIGITAL LITERACY 1. Sending an email or text. 1. Evaluate the appropriate digital channel for online 2. Using Microsoft office. Identify the benefits and drawbacks of each digital tool. 2. Evaluate critically which tool is most effective for the project at hand. D. Is the idea neutral or biased? 3. tweeting, Posting to facebook , uploading a video to youtube , or phosting a photo in Instagram. 1. Navigate social media safely to protect oneself. 4. Researching from the worldwide web. 1. Identify hate propaganda and fake news. 1. Evaluate the information online.
A. Is the site legitimate?
B. Is the author an expert?
C. Is the information current or dated?

46. Task; navigating sites; putting to test information literacy skills 1. Professor Garfield

47. Task; navigating sites; putting to test information literacy skills 2. Common sense media

48. Task; navigating sites; putting to test information literacy skills 3. Lesson plan booster

49. Think-pair-share Based on the result of digital literacy skills, self inventory in which following areas do you find yourself least confident? UNDERSTANDING DIGITAL PRACTICES LOCATING INFORMATION USING INFORMATION CREATING INFORMATION What actions do you plan to take?

50. B. LOCATING INFORMATION What actions do you plan to take?

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