Second, digital literacy is an issue that we also have to address explicitly. I've pulled together a resource here to try and help with some of this emilynordmann.github.io/digital_lite...#AcademicSky

3/3 Today's class was on AI and assessments (I did an activity I am so pleased with, it was chef's kiss active learning, will post slides soon) but here's some further context. Massive limitations apply to the cheating question but % is in line with what we might expect. #AcademicSky

Digital literacy is the ability to access, understand, and effectively use digital technologies. It involves skills such as navigating the internet and evaluating information credibility. Promotes social inclusion/empowerment by enabling people to use technology to solve problems.

Thanks for sharing Emily, concerning as these are high tariff entry students, studying psychology. I see some of this in family and friends children too. Good luck with the rest of the week and term 👍🏽

I'm surprised at the high number that say they're confident with using folders, I'd say I get a blank look about 75% of the time when I ask 'where have you put the file?'

Thank you so much for sharing this resource!

thanks for sharing! that's important and inspiring. I'm not teaching 1st semester but will share the idea (woth credit!) with my colleagues.