This capability area focuses on using digital tools to create new digital artefacts and materials, the use of digital tools and evidence to solve problems and answer questions, and the capacity to use digital tools in new and innovative ways.
At University this may take the form of creating digital content for assessments (e.g. podcasts, digital stories, blogs, multimedia content), working with tools such as 3D printers or modelling software, or utilising digital research methods and data analysis tools and techniques. After graduation, it will be important to continue to develop your capabilities as you enter your profession, and work with digital tools to innovate your professional practices and work with inovation, enterprise and project management in digital settings.
Access the Digital Creation, Problem Solving, and Innovation learning path on LinkedIn Learning for further resources in this area.
(Taken from the JISC Digital Capabilities Framework, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA.)
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