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Direct linkHyunkyung Chee; Solmoe Ahn; Jihyun Lee – British Journal of Educational Technology, 2025
This study aims to develop a comprehensive competency framework for artificial intelligence (AI) literacy, delineating essential competencies and sub-competencies. This framework and its potential variations, tailored to different learner groups (by educational level and discipline), can serve as a crucial reference for designing and implementing…
Descriptors: Competence, Digital Literacy, Artificial Intelligence, Technology Uses in Education
Jennifer Zarzosa; Cecilia Ruvalcaba – Journal of Marketing Education, 2025
Misinformation in digital media is growing at an exponential rate. The rapid growth of technologies such as social media and artificial intelligence necessitates the skills to navigate through the vast amount of digital media information. Education in digital media literacy is critical to ensure students do not fall prey to easily manipulated…
Descriptors: Misinformation, Resistance (Psychology), Digital Literacy, Media Literacy
Shani Evenstein Sigalov; Piotr Konieczny – Educational Technology Research and Development, 2025
This research presents the results of a questionnaire survey (N = 222) exploring teachers' experiences with using Wikipedia as a teaching tool, mostly in higher education, across various global contexts. The sample comprised educators from diverse regions, with a focus on those actively integrating Wikipedia and additional Wikimedia projects such…
Descriptors: Writing Teachers, Teacher Attitudes, Writing Instruction, Teaching Methods
