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How can the Health Library support your digital skills development? New video!

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 Digital skills are the skills that you need to develop to help you to work, learn and live in a digital society. The Health Library can help you to develop, practice and demonstrate those skills. How do we do that?

Watch our new, short video to get an overview of digital skills and how the Health Library can help you.


There are a number of different definitions of digital skills, this is what we have chosen to use.

Digital skills include:
  1. Information skills - finding, interpreting, evaluating, managing and sharing information
  2. Learning skills - studying and learning in technology-rich environments
  3. ICT skills - adopt, adapt and use digital devices, applications and services
  4. Communication and collaboration - participating in digital networks
  5. Media literacy - critically read and creatively use a range of media
  6. Digital scholarship - participate in academic and professional practices that depend on digital systems
  7. Digital identity and wellbeing - manage your digital reputation and online identity

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