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Digital Citizenship Education: perceptions on the concept, self-reported competences and practices of Georgian school society
Sophiko Lobzhanidze (Lobzhanidze, S); Marika Sikharulidze (Sikharulidze, M.); Giorgi Urchukhishvili (Urchukhishvili, G); Vitor Tomé (Tomé, V.);
Título Evento
Global Media Education Summit (2-4 March 2023)
Ano (publicação definitiva)
2023
Língua
Inglês
País
Canadá
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Abstract/Resumo
This exploratory project on Digital Citizenship Education (DCE) conducted within the Georgian Education system aimed to identify core steps needed to infuse DCE in educational policy and school culture through pre-service and in-service activities. Data were collected from a total of 1954 individuals, among teachers (205), students (972), parents and guardians (777), following an exploratory sequential design (qualitative followed by quantitative), and data analysis exposed that even half of the school society members are aware of the DCE concept, they lack the right competences to apply them in their daily practice.
Agradecimentos/Acknowledgements
Shota Rustaveli Foundation (Tbilisi, Georgia)
Palavras-chave
Digital Citizenship Education,Educational policy,School culture,Exploratory sequential design
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NA Shota Rustaveli Foundation