THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF FORMING DIGITAL LITERACY COMPETENCIES IN LIBRARY ACTIVITIES
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Keywords: Digital literacy, Library activities, Competency, Document management, Information literacy, Pedagogical approach, Digital competency, Information technologies, Librarianship, Educational methodology.Abstract
Annotation: This article examines the theoretical foundations of forming digital literacy competencies in library activities. The concept of digital literacy, its role, and essence in librarianship are analyzed. Additionally, the components of digital literacy competencies and modern pedagogical approaches and methodological recommendations for their development are discussed. The article is based on scientific and pedagogical sources and aims to identify the necessary competencies in the process of library digitization and outline ways to develop them.
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