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Good day my followers, today we will speak about cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency has already penetrated into all possible areas of our lives, some were paid for by them in stores, and some for making big transactions. Though recently it came up here in Kazakhstan.
Due to the cheap electricity many investors and businessmen flocked here to build mines where they are mining bitcoins. Majority of those mines are getting electricity from the nearby coal-fired power plants. This is how the largest cryptocurrency mine in Kazakhstan and in the world looks like.
One of those farms have enermous quantity of computers, more than 9000 computers!

But is everything really so pure in this deal? According to the environmentalist that I talked with, these enterprises account for 10% of the total electricity consumption in Kazakhstan. They also use half of the energy required to power the city of Almaty.
So is this a promising industry for Kazakhstan or an extremely dangerous vehicle for illegal payments?
Time will tell. But I personally think that you should not miss the moment and make money on this newfangled money, just be careful

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Hey! My name is Ayanat, and starting today, I will be your personal guide to the digital world. The planet is spinning and with each full circle around its axis, our world is transitioning to digital reality. This is inevitable, so I advise you to start exploring this world now.
Let's start with the base itself. I think we all agree, that  information is required for our life - this is also our most important internet resource. We will start by studying digital literacy, now you will understand what is it and why it is so important.

Understanding and using technology is the main definition and importance of digital literacy. Really easy to remember , isn’t it? You can use your digital literacy skills to access, use and create information on the Internet in a productive and useful way. Knowing what digital literacy is means that you can safely use technology and avoid its pitfalls and dangers.

Despite the fact that basically we all use the Internet very easily and constantly, it is far from completely understandable for beginners. Internet literacy is just invented in order to simplify this task. Understanding how to use web browsers, search engines, email, text, wikis, blogs, Photoshop, Powerpoint, video editing, etc. are pretty basic examples. Let's return to the information about the assessment of online resources for the accuracy and reliability of information is also part of Internet literacy, since not all information on the Internet is reliable (unfortunately). You will learn all this later, but for today I have provided you with enough food for thought. See ya later!

resources used: http://purposefultechnology.weebly.com/creating-digital-citizens---what-is-digital-literacy.html

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Purposeful Technology-Constructing Meaning in 21st Century Schools

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What is Digital Literacy?

Student created Wordle on digital literacy.

Digital literacy is "The capability to use digital technology and knowing when and how to use it." ( Rubble, M. and Bailey, G. (2007). Digital Citizenship in Schools. Eugene, OR: ISTE, p. 21)

What does digital literacy look like?

Digital literacy is when students are able to engage with multi-media to read and interpret text, sounds and images. Digital literacy is when students can manipulate and evaluate data to construct their own meaning. Digital literacy also includes a student having knowledge about how to use technology to construct meaning, but most importantly in ways that are appropriate to their needs. Students who know how to use technology are also instructed by parents and teachers on how to use it effectively and appropriately to communicate a message.

Most students today have more knowledge about technology than their teachers, but most have not had instruction on how and when to use technology appropriately. "Too often the focus is on learning the technology itself, with little time given to discussing what is or isn't appropriate." ( Rubble, M. and Bailey, G. (2007). Digital Citizenship in Schools. Eugene, OR: ISTE, p. 21)

Examples of Digital Literacy

Understanding how to use web browsers, search engines, email, text, wiki, blogs, Photoshop, Powerpoint, video creation/editing software , etc. to showcase learning.

Evaluating online resources for accuracy/trustworthiness of information.

Using online classes to enhance learning in the classroom.

Choosing appropriate media to showcase learning - understand what platforms will best illustrate your message and learning to peers and educators.

Using an interactive whiteboard in the classroom for lessons and allowing students to use the interactive whiteboard on a daily basis.

Encouraging students to use technology to showcase their learning.

Using the web ( web sites video, music) to enhance the learning of your students.

Students and teachers creating online content to be utilized both in and out of the classroom.

Non-Examples of Digital Literacy

Learning just how to use multi-media to research and investigate a specific topic.

Having a computer lab in your school.

Technology as a specials class separate from the daily classroom.

Typing papers (research, opinion or narrative stories) on a computer or using search engines only to find information.

Children dropping out of school to independently learn without guidance.

Using online media without any knowledge or guidelines on how to judge whether the information is accurate or trustworthy.

Presentation to Illustrate Digital Literacy - Author - Renne Hobbs

How do we use technology to help empower the great minds of tomorrow?

The video below is credited to:

Hobbs, Renne. (viewed October 1, 2011). Media Literacy as Literacy for the Information Age. Philadelphia, Pa: Temple University. (September 2008)

While the entire presentation has merit, for our purposes we will look only at slides 7-18. The link for the entire presentation is listed below for those who wish to look at it in more detail.

http://www.slideshare.net/reneehobbs/oklahoma-sept-08-presentation/

Defines technology and gives examples.

Explains content (forms of a message) and ways to express your message with multi-media.

Discusses distribution of a message and ways to possibly express your thoughts and opinions to others.

Illustrates how Digital Literacy is in encompassed in the literacy skills taught today.

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Creating Digital Citizens --What is Digital Literacy?

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Hey everyone! I am Zhaniya and you are watching (channel name). Today the topic of our video will be about Digital Wellness. After all, we all know how much people have become stuffy that they share their negativity with others😉. Negativity is absolutely everywhere! Comments under videos on tik tok, under posts on instagram, videos on youtube and its comments, in correspondence, even in google, in interviews and so on. We meet him always, every day, and more than once. There are many people who are affected by this. They begin to complex, think that something is wrong with them, send negativity to others, close in themselves, have stress. I have come across such people. And believe me, they don’t look in a good way. Unfortunately, we can’t escape from this anywhere, because wherever we are, society is full of negativity, especially on the Internet. Because, on the Internet, people are not afraid to write something bad because of impunity. So, how to solve the problem? Now there are many call centers for moral support( f.e. nomad teens). It's like psychologists on the phone, you don't even get to know each other, but just tell your problems and the person on the other side of the phone will try to support you. It won't hurt him or you. And you might feel better. Well, subscribe for the channel to know more! byeeee!

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How to stay ethical in the digital space?

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How to stay ethical in the digital space?

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Hello, my dear digital citizens!
In this vlog you will be introduced to the topic of the Digital Etiquette. You might have already heard about some code of right and wrong behavior in the internet. Let’s try to descry our own complex web of rules to stay respectful in interactions online.

First of all, you should be able to protect the private information of your own and your closes.
Here are the types of information you better pay attention to, when posting something online:
• Passwords
• Addresses
• Embarrassing photos
• Betraying comments

Secondly, try to skip negativity.
Negative comments about someone or something can be as hurtful as in the real life. Don’t be hiding under the anonymous mask and bravely writing negative comments to people. Stay positive and express you point of view correctly without any offensive comments. If you can’t do that, avoid writing anything at all. If you are already a part of some kind of mean conversation, exit it and don’t come back. The critique is helpful only when it’s constructive, so think twice before sending your message.

Thirdly, forgive other’s mistakes. Sometimes it can be painful to read the messages with grammar and spelling mistakes. Remember that we are all human beings and all of us make errors. People may be writing in a language other than their own, or just accidentally write something wrong. Be kind when correcting other’s mistakes.

I hope that my tips were useful, and you will try to use them as a ethical digital citizen. You can support me by following my vlog-channel and writing your suggestions in the comment section.

Sending love to you all 💖

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What is up everyone! My name is Alana and today I would like to share about Digital literacy and it's role in our daily lives.
We live in the 21st century, where almost everything can be found and performed digitally. Educational or entertaining data and information can be found online.
This is the world of convenience. People can find and share their interests with others or advertise their projects, works  through various social media platforms. In addition, they have the opportunity to find something enjoyable or new in the vast pool of options provided by countless numbers of websites. Digital literacy is very important during this century, since it's the key to using the internet and get great experience from it.
What's digital literacy, you may ask?
Shortly said, it's the ability to understand and use technology. You can learn about it from this short video from BBC Learning English [video].
Adapting to it, being able to comprehend what's on the internet may be difficult, but it's very important in order to use the internet and benefit from it's various features.
We all know that internet plays a big role in our lives, we can learn news, find interesting information, work/study or communicate with others. That means that digital literacy is something that we need to develop in this World.
Long story short, it can be concluded that digital literacy is an important aspect of our lives that we need and often use for the majority of daily tasks. We all should be aware and learn more about it, since it can open up some new information that we didn't know before!
That's it for today, thanks to all for reading and see u all next time.🦄🦄👍👍👍👋👋👋👋👋

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Digital Literacy – What is digital literacy?

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Digital environment: Digital communication. (the vlog is unfinished yet, I’ll be editing it a bit sooner)🙏🏼🐹❤️‍🔥❤️‍🩹❤️

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Digital environment: Digital communication. (the vlog is unfinished yet, I’ll be editing it a bit sooner)🙏🏼🐹❤️‍🔥❤️‍🩹❤️

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Nowadays our second environment is digital civilization. Practically, every single segment of our lives is closely related to it. Kind of scary, isn’t it? But have you ever wondered how did digital world turned into a big part of our real world? My name is Aisulu, and today we’ll be considering this issue a little closer, and try to identify the causes and consequences of the massive distribution of digital format of life around the world.
https://www.wns.com/insights/articles/articledetail/471/five-simple-steps-to-survive-in-the-digital-world

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We live in a world where phrases such as digital dragons¹ and digital icebergs are no longer imaginary concepts. They have become an integral part of enterprise leaders' active vocabulary, as they try to beat digital Darwinism and try to keep up with the latest technology tools.

A quick glance at any digital maturity assessment survey today will reveal a typical bell curve with 10 percent enterprises being innovators, 60 percent being majority adaptors, and laggards making up the remaining 30 percent. If Darwinism is to be believed, this 30 percent will soon enter into the confines of memory boxes and museum shelves. Unless of course they decide to act right away, realizing that it is a long walk from concept to practice when it comes to digital transformation.

CXOs across the board, whether adaptors or laggards, are waking up to the fact that digital is more than just a knee-jerk reaction or a one-off initiative. Leaders must understand that digital is not merely investing in a certain product or solution that promises to 'digitalize' their operations. Digital transformation is a continuous journey that goes beyond technology to fundamentally change the way businesses operate, respond to market forces and engage with customers.

So, how can organizations internalize the concept of digital transformation? How can they place themselves on top of the digital maturity curve? How can they survive?

Let's look at five simple steps that can answer these questions:

Always Lead with Customer Experience

Before you roll out any digital initiative, do keep in mind that everything an organization does must ultimately address an existing customer need, challenge or frustration. Focus on what your customers prefer, and how you can improve their experience. Your digital success will predominantly be dependent on this single factor. This can be as much an art as it is a science and is will serve as the key to maximizing your digital Return on Investment (ROI).

Fail Fast, Learn Fast and Succeed Faster

Although digital investments can increase your profitability quickly, as cited by more than 55 percent of CEOs polled by Gartner,² you may not be as successful as others in the first few attempts. It is imperative that you treat your digital investments like you do any other, like a series of experiments. You can almost never completely de-risk digital projects. Any failures encountered can serve as learnings for subsequent initiatives. Instead of spending extended periods of time perfecting a solution, use agile methodologies to prototype solutions quickly and then refine them over time.

Cultivate a Digital Culture

They say: "Culture eats strategy for breakfast, lunch and dinner." A recent report³ by Altimeter lists company culture as one of the top challenges faced by organizations embracing digital transformation. Digital initiatives are usually owned by specific departments, resulting in competing priorities when enforced on other teams that do not have a 'digital first' mindset. In order to overcome this, establish a core team that liaises effectively with all departments to roll out digital programs. Your entire workforce must be sensitized and trained on all aspects of a digital enterprise, including customer centricity, agility, innovation and aligned goals.

A workforce with a culture that is open to change and innovation will naturally increase your chances of 'first time right' in the context of digital transformation. And, don't forget to recognize and reward intrapreneurial employees willing to take calculated risks and drive forth change.

The Right Metrics

What cannot be measured cannot be managed or improved. This, of course, applies to digital investments and the associated ROI as well. You must maintain an enterprise-wide perspective on digital investments, and constantly monitor their impact on business. Each digital experiment must be tracked using a specific, pre-determined set of metrics, including both quantitative and qualitative parameters. Do deploy an analytics engine to model the change in probability caused by digital action. This will play a crucial role in improving the probability of your digital programs' success even before you invest in them.

Build a Partnership Model that Works for You

As you focus on overhauling your business model to become more digitally driven, partnering with the right technology and solution providers will become critical. However, you would also want your existing operations and technology landscape to be able to support any such partnerships. To optimize this experience, look for platforms that naturally support integrations with most of your business systems or those that extend or create customized integrations. Also, determine whether to build or buy and select suitable partner models for implementations using metrics like the total cost of ownership and cost of change.

A Final Word

A frequent mistake that most companies make is to get confused between a technology project and a digital investment. Although most digital transformations are driven by IT, leaders need to realize that a wider, enterprise-level buy-in is crucial for success. Companies must focus on transforming the way they do business with customers, and use technology only as an enabler to accomplish that.
References:
1. http://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/how-to-become-a-digital-dragon/

2. http://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/2017-ceo-survey-infographic/

3. https://www.prophet.com/thinking/2016/02/the-top-digital-transformation-priorities-for-2016-part-1/

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Five Simple Steps to Survive in the Digital World

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We live in a world where phrases such as digital dragons¹ and digital icebergs are no longer imaginary concepts. They have become an integral part of enterprise leaders' active vocabulary, as they try to beat digital Darwinism and try to keep up with the latest technology tools.

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The 21st century is the age of digital technology. Humanity has become totally dependent on technology, so everyone on the planet knows how to use digital devices. For this reason, the concept of digital literacy appeared.

Digital literacy is the ability to use the opportunities offered by modern society with all its technologies, the ability to communicate with people in a new social format and to be ethical and considerate of each other.

Digital literacy is the ability to create and use content using digital technology, including computer programming skills, searching and sharing information, and communicating with others.

Digital literacy, as a set of knowledge and skills necessary to use digital technology and Internet resources safely and effectively, includes digital consumption and digital competence and digital security.

Link: https://study.com/academy/lesson/what-is-digital-literacy-definition-example.html

Bibliography: https://kirovipk.ru/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/formirovanie-czifrovoj-gramotnosti-obuchayushhihsya-metodicheskie-rekomendaczii-dlya-rabotnikov-obrazovaniya.pdf

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Hello everyone! This is John Phillips and you are on the Wyslacom channel.

It doesn't take a genius to understand that in the last 10-15 years, the Internet and digitalization have reached unimaginable proportions. At the moment, 4.5 billion people use the Internet every day in the world. There were thousands and even hundreds of thousands. platforms where people from all over the world can communicate with each other from different parts of the world. But there is a downside, unpleasant of course, and now we'll talk about it.

Have you ever experienced that while playing a video game, you were thrown into a team with random people. And at the moment of the game they began to poison you and insult you in every possible way. Most likely the younger generation will understand what I'm talking about. It is this bullying that is an attribute of non-compliance with digital etiquette. It's not only about video games, it's also present in social media, online streaming and so on.

What can be said with certainty is that the Internet liberates. Sitting anonymously, without showing your personal data, you can really write any thing and not worry about your danger, and unfortunately many people take advantage of this moment. In contrast to real life, where you can get hit in the face for insults.
Therefore, everyone who watches me, do not do this, plz.

But all etiquette does not end with insults, there are also many other types of non-compliance with online etiquette.

Remember how, when you are going to sleep, at three am, your friend writes and calls you on WhatsApp or somewhere else, and you are all sleepy, you answer him, but in your heart you do swearing 🤬him. It's also not respecting etiquette.

Calling or writing when your friend is in class (by the way, I did it), deliberately interfering with friends is also a manifestation of non-compliance with online etiquette.

You can give a lot of examples, and not even an hour is enough, but the essence is clear.

It is necessary to observe digital etiquette so as not to invade the extra space of another person, not to put pressure morally, and so that there is peace and tranquility in the digital world. I hope this video was useful to you, Wyslacom was with you, bye everyone, and don't forget to subscribe

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We live in the 21st century. This is the age of digital technology. Many everyday things are now fashionable to do online. For example, it is now much more convenient to pay with a bank card than to carry bills. Besides, communication has also switched to online nowadays. If previously, in order to communicate with a person had to call him, to make an appointment, and so on, now you can easily write him in a social network or in various messengers. Today we are going to talk about digital communication.

So what is the digital communicationh