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Digital Skills Insights

Geneva: ITU (2021), xii, 142 pp.

Contains figures, tables, charts, acronyms p. 142

ISBN 978-92-61-35061-1 (ebook)

CC BY-NC-SA

"The eight articles in the publication can be broadly grouped into two main sets. The first set discusses the different types of digital skills required from a more academic perspective, in particular in the context of the pandemic and post-pandemic period, as countries accelerate their move towards the digital transition. It also features an article that looks at a specific development sector – humanitarian assistance – and demonstrates how digital skills training can help communities affected by crisis. The second set of articles presents concrete examples, from countries in different regions, of digital skills initiatives, policies and programmes; and provides insights on lessons learned and recommendations on the way forward." (Page 4)
Introduction / Susan Teltscher, 1
From connectivism to connectivity: Digital skills in the COVID-19 context / Travis Heneveld, 14
Skill sets required due to the digital transformation / Gedeon Hakizimana, 33
Learning and skills acquisition in a post-pandemic digital future / Emmanuel C. Ogu, 51
Digital skills development for equitable and dignified humanitarian assistance / Matthew Downer, 62
Tasmu Smart Qatar – Digital skills as a pillar for transformation / Khawar Iqbal and Frederick Van Gysegem, 75
Capacity development for Indigenous communities of the Americas region / Carlos Baca-Feldman and Erick Huerta Velázquez, 87
Digital literacy for a digital India / Sumeysh Srivastava, 107
Best practices in distance education learning, Mexican experiences / María Cristina Cárdenas Peralta and Ana Lidia Franzoni Velázquez, 119