Digital native students’ perceived competence on digital  literacy: A study of digital native students at a private  Islamic junior high boarding school

Alfia, Nurul; Sumardi, Sumardi; Kristina, Diah

doi:10.23960/aksara/v21i1.pp74-87

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“…for their part, propose that digital competencies be assumed to be the most practical and measurable result of the training process in terms of new digital literacy. According to (Sumardi & Kristina 2020), the definition of digital literacy as a construct is limited to cognitive processes that allow the acquisition of specific abilities to use and handle information. However, they assume that this process results from resource management training based on computer world technology.…”

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Digital Literacy and Educators of Islamic Education

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From the teacher's approach to students to the use of media in learning, the learning process has changed dramatically in this digital era. Islamic Religious Education teachers must improve their competence due to the stigma that they are "old teachers" who have difficulty keeping up with developments in the world of information and technology in learning. The purpose of this research is to describe the competence of Islamic Religious Education teachers in the digital age. As a result, the study clearly discusses the competence of teachers and learning in the digital era, as well as the challenges, as well as the strategies of Islamic Religious Education teachers in overcoming the challenges of learning in the digital era. A literature review from several journals and related references was used to demonstrate how a teacher should be in the digital era. Teachers in the digital age must be able to use an information and communication technology-based learning approach to make it easier for students to follow because the information they receive from cyberspace is extremely fast. Finally, Islamic Religious Education teachers must improve their ability to use technology and information-based learning media in the classroom and move away from textbooks. So that the learning process achieves its objectives and provides students with numerous opportunities to develop their learning creativity.

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confidence: 99%