2021 #VWEDU: Virtual Environments: Is One Life Enough? Digital Citizenship.

Virtual Environments: Is One Life Enough?  

Digital Citizenship. 

If your high school students have problems with online education, the problem is much bigger than COVID 19

• Virtual Environments: Is One Life Enough?
• Class 9: Digital Citizenship
• Digital citizenship (search)
• Digital citizen (Wikipedia)
• If your high school students have problems with online education, the problem is much bigger than COVID 19. What jobs will not require digital skills?

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Related

• VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS: IS ONE LIFE ENOUGH? Project-based learning in a digital world: Closing comments on the presentation. Digital and presentation skills.
• Digital teamwork. Real work in virtual environments. Project-based learning needs project reporting. Here are the videos.
• VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS: IS ONE LIFE ENOUGH? Project-based learning in a digital world: Green team. Not just learning about the topic. Digital and presentation skills.

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