Module 1 - Information and Data Literacy

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- Module1.1
  
  1.0 Introduction : Information and Data Literacy
- Module1.2
  
  1.1 Browsing, Searching and Filtering data, Information and Digital Content
- Module1.3
  
  1.2 Evaluating Data, Information and Digital Content
- Module1.4
  
  1.3 Managing data, information and digital content
- Module1.5
  
  1.4 Overcoming language and cultural barriers to Information and data literacy
- Quiz1.1
  
  1.5 Quiz : Information and Data Literacy 12 questions
Module 2 - Communication and Collaboration

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- Module2.1
  
  2.0 Introduction : Communication and Collaboration
- Module2.2
  
  2.1 Interacting through Digital technologies
- Module2.3
  
  2.2 Sharing through Digital technologies
- Module2.4
  
  2.3 Engaging in Citizenship through Digital technologies
- Module2.5
  
  2.4 Collaborating through Digital technologies
- Module2.6
  
  2.5 Netiquette
- Module2.7
  
  2.6 Managing Digital identity
- Module2.8
  
  2.7 Quiz: Communication and Collaboration
Module 3 - Digital Content Creation

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- Module3.1
  
  3.0. Introduction : Digital Content Creation
- Module3.2
  
  3.1 Developing digital content
- Module3.3
  
  3.2 Integrating and re-elaborating digital content
- Module3.4
  
  3.3 Copyright and licenses
- Module3.5
  
  3.4 Programming
- Quiz3.1
  
  3.5 Quiz : Digital Content Creation 8 questions
Module 4 for MOOC - Digital Safety

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- Module4.1
  
  4.0 Introduction : Digital Safety
- Module4.2
  
  4.1 Protecting personal data
- Module4.3
  
  4.2 Protecting health and wellbeing
- Module4.4
  
  4.3 Protecting devices
- Module4.5
  
  4.4 Protecting environment
- Quiz4.1
  
  4.5 Quiz : Digital Safety 8 questions
Module 5 - Solving Technical Challenges

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- Module5.1
  
  5.0 Introduction : Solving Technical Challenges
- Module5.2
  
  5.1 Solving technical problems
- Module5.3
  
  5.2 Identifying needs and technological responses
- Module5.4
  
  5.3 Creatively using digital technologies
- Module5.5
  
  5.4 Identifying digital competence gaps
- Quiz5.1
  
  5.5 Quiz : Solving Technical Challenges 8 questions
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Browsing	- is the act of looking through a set of information quickly, without a specific sense of purpose. In the context of the internet, it usually refers to using the world wide web, using email or updating one's status on a social media site. (1) - is one of the easiest and useful ways to use the Internet. People use common search engines (such as Google) to find web pages, images, books, currency conversions, definitions, file types, news, local information, movies, and many more. Unselect - is the act of looking through a set of information quickly, without a specific sense of purpose. In the context of the internet, it usually refers to using the world wide web, using email or updating one's status on a social media site. Unselect - is defined as the screening and exclusion of access to email or web pages that are undesirable. Content filtering monitors and restricts access to content that may be deemed inappropriate, offensive, or risky. Unselect
Internet searching	- is the act of looking through a set of information quickly, without a specific sense of purpose. In the context of the internet, it usually refers to using the world wide web, using email or updating one's status on a social media site. (1) - is one of the easiest and useful ways to use the Internet. People use common search engines (such as Google) to find web pages, images, books, currency conversions, definitions, file types, news, local information, movies, and many more. Unselect - is the act of looking through a set of information quickly, without a specific sense of purpose. In the context of the internet, it usually refers to using the world wide web, using email or updating one's status on a social media site. Unselect - is defined as the screening and exclusion of access to email or web pages that are undesirable. Content filtering monitors and restricts access to content that may be deemed inappropriate, offensive, or risky. Unselect
Content filtering	- is the act of looking through a set of information quickly, without a specific sense of purpose. In the context of the internet, it usually refers to using the world wide web, using email or updating one's status on a social media site. (1) - is one of the easiest and useful ways to use the Internet. People use common search engines (such as Google) to find web pages, images, books, currency conversions, definitions, file types, news, local information, movies, and many more. Unselect - is the act of looking through a set of information quickly, without a specific sense of purpose. In the context of the internet, it usually refers to using the world wide web, using email or updating one's status on a social media site. Unselect - is defined as the screening and exclusion of access to email or web pages that are undesirable. Content filtering monitors and restricts access to content that may be deemed inappropriate, offensive, or risky. Unselect

Digital content	is any content that exists in the form of digital data. Also known as digital media, digital content is stored on digital or analogue storage in specific formats. Unselect It provides context for data and enables decision making. For example, a single customer’s sale at a restaurant is data – this becomes information when the business is able to identify the most popular or least popular dish. Unselect is to ensure it's meaningful, looking critically at information to determine its relevance, suitability and reliability. Unselect
Information is processed, organised and structured data	is any content that exists in the form of digital data. Also known as digital media, digital content is stored on digital or analogue storage in specific formats. Unselect It provides context for data and enables decision making. For example, a single customer’s sale at a restaurant is data – this becomes information when the business is able to identify the most popular or least popular dish. Unselect is to ensure it's meaningful, looking critically at information to determine its relevance, suitability and reliability. Unselect
Evaluating data, information and digital content	is any content that exists in the form of digital data. Also known as digital media, digital content is stored on digital or analogue storage in specific formats. Unselect It provides context for data and enables decision making. For example, a single customer’s sale at a restaurant is data – this becomes information when the business is able to identify the most popular or least popular dish. Unselect is to ensure it's meaningful, looking critically at information to determine its relevance, suitability and reliability. Unselect

Language barrier	- is a figurative phrase used primarily to refer to linguistic barriers to communication, i.e., the difficulties in communication experienced by people or groups originally speaking different languages, or even dialects in some cases. Unselect - is an issue arising from a misunderstanding of meaning, caused by cultural differences between sender and receiver. Unselect
Cultural barrier	- is a figurative phrase used primarily to refer to linguistic barriers to communication, i.e., the difficulties in communication experienced by people or groups originally speaking different languages, or even dialects in some cases. Unselect - is an issue arising from a misunderstanding of meaning, caused by cultural differences between sender and receiver. Unselect

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