Digital Competency and Problem-Solving: Skills for Communication and Collaboration

Digital communication tools are essential technologies that facilitate instantaneous and effective information exchange across distances. They enable individuals and organisations to connect, collaborate, and work remotely. The main categories of these tools include Email Clients, Instant Messaging platforms, and Video Conferencing applications.

In today’s fast-paced work environment, digital platforms have become essential for efficient document sharing and editing. These tools enable teams to collaborate seamlessly, bridging geographical barriers by providing accessibility anytime, anywhere. Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and popular cloud storage services empower users to work in real time while maintaining version control and security.

The digital transformation of education, accelerated by global challenges, has brought online learning out of the niche segment into the mainstream. It is not just about moving traditional lectures online, but about fundamental changes in pedagogical approaches, access to knowledge and the concept of lifelong learning (Lifelong Learning - LLL).

In today's digital environment, the volume of sources is growing, but with it the risks of unreliability, privacy violations, and unethical use. The module "Ethical and Responsible Use of Digital Sources" develops critical thinking, verification and correct citation skills, copyright compliance, and responsibility in professional activities.

Objective: to teach how to evaluate sources and work with them transparently and ethically.

Expected results: the ability to identify reliable sources, cite correctly, and ensure privacy and security.