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Digital Literacy and Moral Values in the Digital Environments: Secondary Students’ Perceptions

The study examines secondary school students' perceptions of digital literacy and moral values in digital environments, analyzing correlations and influences of various factors such as gender, grade, and online activity use.

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Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture: Media Education for the 21st Century (The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Reports on Digital Media and Learning)

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Young people acquire most of their digital skills from their peers, while schools often lack sufficient digital content. The two main challenges they face in the digital world are digital illiteracy—both their own and that of teachers and parents—and the need for digital disconnection. These findings come from the research project Digital Maturity... See more

Digital Maturity of Young People in Slovenia

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The article critiques prevailing paradigms of digital literacy, proposing a consciousness model rooted in media ecology to address the structural biases of digital communication technologies that hinder sustainability efforts.

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