Exploring Students' Perceptions on Need for Digital Citizenship through Life Skills Training
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| author | R, Anu S, Kumaravel |
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| contents | <p>Digital citizenship emerges as a crucial component of human life, still many students<br>lack the necessary wisdom to use the internet responsibly, safely, and productively.<br>The major aim of this study is to explore students’ perception regarding the need for<br>life skills training to promote digital citizenship. Data was collected through a survey<br>conducted among 60 postgraduate social work students, using purposive sampling. The<br>findings of this empirical study highlight a positive perception among students toward<br>life skills training, highlighting its importance and suggesting relevant methodologies<br>and topics to be included in such training programs.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Exploring Students' Perceptions on Need for Digital Citizenship through Life Skills Training R, Anu S, Kumaravel Life Skills Training, Digital Citizenship, Student Perceptions, Digital Literacy, Holistic Education <p>Digital citizenship emerges as a crucial component of human life, still many students<br>lack the necessary wisdom to use the internet responsibly, safely, and productively.<br>The major aim of this study is to explore students’ perception regarding the need for<br>life skills training to promote digital citizenship. Data was collected through a survey<br>conducted among 60 postgraduate social work students, using purposive sampling. The<br>findings of this empirical study highlight a positive perception among students toward<br>life skills training, highlighting its importance and suggesting relevant methodologies<br>and topics to be included in such training programs.</p> |
| title | Exploring Students' Perceptions on Need for Digital Citizenship through Life Skills Training |
| topic | Life Skills Training, Digital Citizenship, Student Perceptions, Digital Literacy, Holistic Education |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16928444 |