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Summary
This collection of quizzes will help assess learners’ digital skills readiness for transition to post-secondary studies and provide suggested resources to support digital skills acquisition if needed.
Included are four quizzes:
- Microsoft Word Assessment for Students
- Microsoft PowerPoint Assessment for Students
- Microsoft Excel Assessment for Students
- Digital Skills Quiz
Also included are facilitator guides and instructions on how to include the quizzes on your LMS.
Competency
This site helps learners self-assess their ability to use technologies to complete their daily tasks. It also supports information literacy as it presents quizzes on online security, etiquette, digital plagiarism, and learning management tools.
How to Use
Ask students to complete a quiz at the beginning of the course to assess if they have the digital technology skills they’ll need.
Audience
Adult basic education, undergraduate
Outcome
These assessments will help learners see if they have the digital technology skills they need in their post-secondary program.
Author
Curated and Designed by Sandra Greco, Natalie Hilborn, Sandra Martinez, Jim Nielsen, Christopher Prechotko, Sue Slessor, Luc Solomon, Barb Glass, Tracey Mollins, AlphaPlus, College Sector Committee for Adult Upgrading
Relevance
Used in Digital Literacy course pack
Level
Adult Basic Education, Undergraduate
License
Digital Literacy
This resource supports the development of skills and competencies in the B.C. Post-Secondary Digital Literacy Framework and aligns with the following competencies.
Digital Competencies
Ethical and Legal Considerations
Technology Supports
Information Literacy
Digital Scholarship
Communication and Collaboration
Creation and Curation
Community-Based Learning
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