“…Within this article, functionings are made up of all the digital literacy events and the experiences they entail. While Sen [36] was careful not to identify a list of capabilities, Nussbaum [45] established 10 central capabilities, necessary for a dignified life. These are life (i.e., not dying prematurely), bodily health (i.e., being able to eat, have shelter), bodily integrity (i.e., moving around, being protected from violence), senses, imagination, and thought (i.e., using one's senses, imagining), emotions (i.e., to attach oneself to people, to love, to regret), practical reason (i.e., to form a conception of the good, having a critical reflection on one's life), affiliation (i.e., living with, and for, others, engaging in different social interactions), other species (i.e., being in relation with animals, plants, and the natural environment), play (i.e., being able to play, laugh, have hobbies), and control over one's environment (i.e., political environment or being able to voting, freedom of speech and association, and material environment or being able to own property and being employed) [45].…”