Key areas of children’s digital lives: Skills and literacies
This section addresses theories and concepts for analysing children’s skills, literacies and competences as they relate to their digital lives and online engagement. This encompasses:
Learning and information skills
Digital skills and competencies
Data literacy and e-safety
Civic and other literacies
It offers resources (key readings, webinars, expert interviews, blogs) that can help you understand better this area of children's digital lives.
other CO:RE resources
- The changing role of digital learning environments during/after the COVID-19 pandemic– on resilience and online learning (by Jussi Okkonen) The changing role of digital learning environments during/after the COVID-19 pandemic– on resilience and online learning (by Jussi Okkonen)
- Why and how are young news users ‘coronablocking’? – Here’s three things you should know - on researching and conceptualising children’s news avoidance (by Ruben Vandenplas, Pauljan Truyens, Sarah Vis and Ike Picone) Why and how are young news users ‘coronablocking’? – Here’s three things you should know - on researching and conceptualising children’s news avoidance (by Ruben Vandenplas, Pauljan Truyens, Sarah Vis and Ike Picone)
External resources
- Researching online child sexual exploitation and abuse – on the links between online and offline vulnerabilities (by Ethel Quayle) Researching online child sexual exploitation and abuse – on the links between online and offline vulnerabilities (by Ethel Quayle)
- Simply psychology – an open-access resource with detailed overviews of key theories and thinkers in psychology and related sub-disciplines, including child development, social psychology, criminology, cognitive psychology, and learning theories Simply psychology – an open-access resource with detailed overviews of key theories and thinkers in psychology and related sub-disciplines, including child development, social psychology, criminology, cognitive psychology, and learning theories
- Oxford bibliographies – an open-access resource with short introductions and reading lists on key concepts and theories in a number of disciplines, including media and communication, sociology, psychology, childhood studies, critical theory, education, criminology Oxford bibliographies – an open-access resource with short introductions and reading lists on key concepts and theories in a number of disciplines, including media and communication, sociology, psychology, childhood studies, critical theory, education, criminology
- Wiktionary: a multilingual dictionary (by Wikimedia) Wiktionary: a multilingual dictionary (by Wikimedia)
- MDN Web Docs Glossary: Definitions of Web-related terms (by Mozilla) MDN Web Docs Glossary: Definitions of Web-related terms (by Mozilla)
- A list of encyclopaedias: a collation of encyclopaedia links (by RefSeek) A list of encyclopaedias: a collation of encyclopaedia links (by RefSeek)