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Digital Skills in Chemical Education [PDF]
Nature ChemistryThe role of computing in the chemical sciences is changing. Previously the domain of the theoretical or computational chemist, advanced digital skills, including data analysis and simulation, are becoming extremely relevant to all. Here, we discuss the importance of integrating computing and digital skills into an undergraduate chemistry program and ...
Andrew R. McCluskey +2 more
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Geographies of digital skill [PDF]
Geoforum, 2019 In an era of rapid technological change, especially considering the rise of robotics and AI, there is widespread anxiety about the impacts of digital technologies across a vast range of industries. Policy responses to this changing employment landscape champion the necessity for growing ‘digital skills’.
Lizzie Richardson, David Bissell
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Digital technologies, employment, and skills [PDF]
Industrial and Corporate Change, 2021 Abstract This article investigates the relationship between the diffusion of digital technologies, employment, and skills. The empirical analysis is carried out on industry-level data of six major European economies (Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, and the UK) over the 2009–2014 period.
Jelena Reljic +2 more
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GMS journal for medical education, 2020 [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
Hege, Inga +3 more
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DIGITAL SKILLS IN AIR TRANSPORT
EDULEARN Proceedings, 2023 Aviation is undergoing radical change. Technological advances in aviation mean it is expected to be a much more digital environment than today. To adapt aviation professionals, and more specifically air transport professionals, we need to start by adapting the education they receive before and during their careers.
Francisco Pérez Moreno +5 more
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, 2014 How are digital skills developed for those involved in life transitions to employment? Digital skills are developed over time. Some of these skills are developed in formal education, others in informal and non-formal education settings. Digital skills are acquired over time through educational and social use of technology, through formal instruction ...
Denise Leahy, Diana Wilson
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Skill Modelling for Digital Factories [PDF]
, 2018 In the past two decades, the use of ontologies has been proven to be an effective tool for enriching existing information systems in the digital data modelling domain and exploiting those assets for semantic interoperability. Despite the presence of many databases for industrial skills and professions, a formal representation, namely, an ontology ...
Arena, D., Ameri, F., Kiritsis, D.
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Digital Skills of Teachers [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 The aim of the work is to analyze the digital skills of teachers of Russian universities a year after the COVID-19 pandemic. The latest research on the digitalization of education, analysis of the digital competencies of teachers and tools to evaluate the digital skills of educators has been conducted.
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Digital Technology and the Skills Shortage [PDF]
Computer, 2007 Governments and businesses in many advanced countries complain about the current skills shortage. They blame it for high wages, lowered economic growth, outsourcing, the need to import skilled workers, the failure of medical care, the high rates of car accidents and unemployment, and pretty well any instance of technical malfunction and project failure.
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, 2021 Digital skills constitute one of the five foundational pillars of the Digital Economy for Africa (DE4A) initiative, launched by the World Bank, and are needed to mobilize digital innovations to transform economies, societies and governments in Africa.
Miyamoto, Koji, Bashir, Sajitha
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