The digital age requires digital literacy

The widespread application of technologies such as the Internet, big data and artificial intelligence has built a space. It changes the way people live. People are increasingly using online platforms. This change has prompted people to improve their personal literacy and improve their literacy on the basis of multiple literacy. To meet the challenges of the digital age, we should enhance our literacy. So how do we take this in stride? Learning basic skills is the first step to improving literacy. This includes learning to use basic office software such as word processing, spreadsheet and presentation tools. At the same time, it is also essential to understand and master the commonly used search engines and browsers. In addition, it is also very important to understand and use digital security knowledge.

Doug Eyman cites many works in his article, arguing that literacy is related to knowledge enrichment. He argues that “there is no functional difference between print-based literacy and literacy” and “beyond the text.” It follows that literacy is built on multiple literacy, and literacy in each area is important.

Promote digital literacy

First, we need to understand what is numerical literacy?

It is the acquisition of the full range of sophisticated capabilities in all aspects of workplace and social life, and individuals need to grasp the full potential of technology, learn to use skills, critical spirit and judgment.

For individuals living in the age. Numeric literacy means how to better face the way of living and lifestyle. Today, people are increasingly alone with a variety of electronic screens and interfaces. And each person’s attention and behavioral data is also the target of continuous acquisition.

Living in the age, we should have a basic understanding of the digital space and its operation. Master some basic knowledge of the digital space. Adapt to the development of the digital age, and improve digital literacy.