Identifying digital competence gaps by Ricardo Beraun

How important are digital tools in your teaching?

lgarciarbritanico — 2024-06-10 19:18:56 UTC

Digital tools are incredibly important in my teaching, because:

They enhance engagement.
Facilitate diverse learning methods.
Provide access to a wide range of resources and interactive activities that make lessons more dynamic and effective.

IMPROVE & UPDATE DIGITAL COMPETENCE GAPS

karygutierrezrojas15162227 — 2024-06-10 19:22:00 UTC

Stay tuned with the latest talks given the most popular search navigators. E.g. Become a google trainer.
Keep up to date with the talks given by well known publishers. E.g National Geographic: Being a Digital Educator
Share whatever app you have encountered or tried with your colleagues.
Surf the net checking the latest apps uploaded or modified. E.g. Padlet can work with AI now.

Have you improved your competence needs throughout this course?

mrricardoberaun — 2024-06-10 19:25:17 UTC

Definitely there is a before and after doing CESBRIT. I have improved many competences in my own teaching. For instance, I have learnt to use different tools to enhance learning in my class. Also I have developed materials to to meet my learners' needs and in general dealing with technology is easier for me now. Of course there is a lot more to explore and it is essential to be updated.

Are you aware of your current competence gaps? Give some examples.

zoommili7879 — 2024-06-10 19:27:50 UTC

Absolutely. The CESBRIT course has allowed to me to see and do beyond, and motivates me enrol in more courses about digital teaching and AI tools so as to spicy up and vary my lessons due to the fact that we can always learn something new. Nevertheless, it is very difficult to master and know every single app that appears.