Digital Challenges in Education
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Digital Technology, Digital Literacy, Online Learning, Digital Citizenship, EthicsAbstract
Digital technology is transforming education, presenting both opportunities and challenges. This presentation explores five main problems related to digital challenges in education, including access and equity, digital literacy and skills, online learning and assessment, digital citizenship and ethics, and technology integration and innovation, and potential decisions that can be made to address them. Drawing on the perspectives of ten scholars and global educational practices, this presentation aims to contribute to the responsible and effective integration of digital technology in education.
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