Indigenous Digital Literacies
About This Book
Module 1: Ethical and Legal Considerations Key Concepts and Definitions Indigenous Traditional Knowledges The federal government is changing its terminology from “Traditional Knowledge” to “Indigenous Knowledge.” The curriculum designers for this course use the term “Indigenous Traditional Knowledges” throughout this course (if not directly quoting from another source) to mean all components of Indigenous cultures, including but not limited to dances, artwork, designs, stories, (oral) histories,
| Category | technology |
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| Subject | Digital and information technologies: social and ethical aspects, Research and information: general, Indigenous peoples, Education, Educational equipment and technology, computer-aided learning (CAL), Digital and information technologies: Legal aspects |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 25 |
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| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- Module 1: Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Module 1: Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Module 1: Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Module 1: Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Module 1: Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Module 1: Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Module 2: Communication and Collaboration
- Module 2: Communication and Collaboration
- Module 2: Communication and Collaboration
- Module 2: Communication and Collaboration
- Module 3: Creation and Curation
- Module 3: Creation and Curation
- Module 3: Creation and Curation
- Module 3: Creation and Curation
- Module 4: Information Literacy
- Module 5: Technology Supports
- Module 5: Technology Supports
- Module 5: Technology Supports
- Module 6: Digital Scholarship
- Module 7: Digital Well-being
- Module 7: Digital Well-being
- Module 7: Digital Well-being
- Module 8: Community-based Learning
- Module 8: Community-based Learning
- Module 8: Community-based Learning