Knowing how to use technology is no longer enough Category: Opinion
Digital literacy today involves much more than knowing how to operate a smartphone or computer. People increasingly need the ability to evaluate online sources, recognize misleading information, understand privacy risks, and communicate responsibly. This article argues that digital literacy should become an essential part of modern education and lifelong learning.
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