DIGITAL SKILLS BUILDER

Once we determine our base level of digital competencies, we can learn more and start to create innovative digital content, resources, tools and experiences. We recommend to keep working on digital skills developments because the progress in AI, VR and AR are fast. When you know something today, it can be outdated tomorrow.
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The holder of this badge is aware: 
that skills need to be worked on both – in the digital and physical world
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The holder of this badge has worked independently and in collaboration with peers at the skill zone Befriend the machines of the Global Youth Skills competence framework from the Institute for the Future.
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How the holder of this badge worked on these skills can be seen in the evidence in this badge. International youth worker trainers have assessed the completed tasks.

Tasks

Task no.1

Evidence verified by: one activity organiser

Self assessment provides insight into your true competences and can help to identify gaps in your knowledge, skills and behaviour. To expand your digital competencies, it is helpful to first assess your base level. 
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Take some time to fill out the digital skills questionnaire to define your competences and the gaps in your knowledge, skills and behaviour. 
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Choose 1 or 2 things you want to develop and use the digital compass to explore your learning path and action plan to befriend the machines.

Interest categories

Global world

Activity

BEFRIEND THE MACHINES

Organiser

Network of Cities and Regions of Learning

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