Digital skills checklist for teachers
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Reviewing the digital literacy of your own school can be tricky, but comes with a number of benefits
Some simple questions to start off with include:
- Do all teachers understand the importance of your students leaving school digitally literate?
- How does the school communicate the importance of digital literacy to parents, carers and governors?
- Does your school ensure all students leave digitally literate?
- Does your school curriculum address both aspects of digital literacy?
- Where are these aspects developed?
This resource includes a digital literacy checklist (as both a Google and Microsoft form) that you can copy and share with your colleagues so they can self-assess their digital skills and help you plan CPD for your staff.
Other useful links:
- CAS blog: Enhancing Digital Skills: Empowering Teachers for the Future
- BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT’s policy on Digital Literacy
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Computing at School | 03.10.24
Updated document with working links
Computing at School | 14.08.24
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This should be fixed now. Digital skills checklist for teachers Please let me know if it isn’t working
Hello, the links to Google and Microsoft Forms do not seem to work. Can you share the links here?
Hi. There are theoretically links to the Google Form and Microsoft Form versions of the checklist on the pdf, but I can’t detect that they are actually links. Is this an error in the pdf, please?
Hi Paul. You should be able to just login to the CAS website to access. If you’re having issues please email compatsch@bcs.uk
I can’t access this, I logged in to the CAS forum to read this message, try and download, and it asks me to login again. So I can’t access the resource.