Infrastructuring digital literacy in K-12 education: A national case study

While much CCI research has dealt with the educational challenge of providing children with knowledge and skills for a digital society, little work has dealt with the strategic challenge of developing and implementing a digital literacy subject in K-12 education. In this paper, we explore how to develop, implement, and sustain a national program on technology comprehension by analyzing the newly established Danish knowledge center for digital technology comprehension. We draw on the concept of infrastructuring to shed light on how to create and sustain the social, material, political and organizational structures that form the basis for introducing the new national initiative. Based on our case, we distill seven propositions that describe more generally how to work strategically with this challenge.

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International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijcci.2024.100697
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11
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Digital literacy in education
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Infrastructuring digital literacy in K-12 education: A national case study

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Infrastructuring digital literacy in K-12 education: A national case study

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Abstract

While much CCI research has dealt with the educational challenge of providing children with knowledge and skills for a digital society, little work has dealt with the strategic challenge of developing and implementing a digital literacy subject in K-12 education. In this paper, we explore how to develop, implement, and sustain a national program on technology comprehension by analyzing the newly established Danish knowledge center for digital technology comprehension. We draw on the concept of infrastructuring to shed light on how to create and sustain the social, material, political and organizational structures that form the basis for introducing the new national initiative. Based on our case, we distill seven propositions that describe more generally how to work strategically with this challenge.

International Journal of Child-Computer InteractionVol. 42
Aarhus University (DK), Samara National Research University (RU), Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts (UA), University College Copenhagen (DK), Trøndelag Forskning og Utvikling (Norway) (NO), Institute for New Economic Thinking (US), Department for Education (GB), VIA University College (DK), IT University of Copenhagen (DK)
Villum Fonden, Lundbeckfonden, Novo Nordisk, Novo Nordisk Fonden, H. Lundbeck A/S
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