Digital Information Skills

Course Title:
Digital Information Skills: Navigating the Modern Information Landscape

Course Outline:
This course equips students with essential digital information competences, focusing on advanced search strategies, critical evaluation of sources, ethical and responsible use of digital resources, and practical application of these skills in real-world academic and professional contexts. The content is fully aligned with the DigComp 2.2 framework and is designed for interdisciplinary integration across ICT, social sciences, health, and other fields.

Number of Modules:
6

1. Introduction to Digital Information Skills

2. Searching for Information Effectively

3. Evaluating Information and Detecting Misinformation

4. Organizing and Managing Digital Information

5. Ethical and Responsible Use of Digital Information

6. Applying Digital Information Skills in Real Life

Delivery Mode:

• Asynchronous online learning via the RE-DIRECTION MOOC platform (Digital Hub)

• Learning materials available in English, Georgian, and Ukrainian

• Includes interactive quizzes, group assignments, and case studies

Participation Requirements:

• Open to undergraduate students (EQF Level 6) across all disciplines

• Basic digital literacy and access to an internet-connected device (PC, laptop, or mobile phone)

• Active participation in group assignments, completion of quizzes and a learner’s portfolio (group project + individual essay) are required for awarding 1 ECTS credit