GVC's
Business Digital Literacy GVC's
Business Digital Literacy GVC's
CFA Digital Literacy
Essential Standards/GVC’s
GVC 1: I will enhance keyboarding skills.
DOK 1 - Strand 1
CFA 1: Keyboarding Exercises
Learning Targets:
Students will improve their key by touch proficiency and technique.
Sit up straight, feet flat on the floor
Correct fingers used for keystrokes
Key with a smooth rhythm.
Improve speed and accuracy
GVC 2: I will explain the role of operating software in a computing system.
DOK 1 - Strand 2
CFA 2: What is an Operating System
Learning Targets:
Explain the functions of the computer operating system.
Identify and describe the components of common GUIS’s.
Describe ways the OS allows the software to operate.
Change the theme, background, screen resolution.
GVC 3: I will define the components of the Internet.
DOK 1 - Strand 3
CFA 3: Finding Reliable Internet Resources
Learning Targets:
List uses of the Internet
Identify parts of an Internet Browser Window
Explore the history of the Internet
Evaluate a site as reliable or unreliable.
GVC 4: I will define digital citizenship and digital footprint.
DOK 1 - Strand 4
CFA 4: Digital Citizenship
Learning Targets:
Discuss and give examples that demonstrate the nine elements of digital citizenship
Explore examples of some careers in cyber security.
Define cyberbullying and analyze situations.
Identify strategies to deal with cyberbullying.
Define digital footprint as tools used to secure identity and data online.
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Extensions:
When students demonstrate mastery on the GVC, they are allowed to progress through the remaining concepts at their pace. They are able to finish the course early if they show mastery of these concepts. “
Interventions:
When students are not mastering the GVC, I can reset the instructional section of their work. Depending on the situation, I can meet with them in my online classroom to help them through their work. Most often, once we have identified the problem, it has been effective in making a tutorial for students to help guide them in their work or clarify confusing concepts. Other times I have created alternative assignments or assessments for students who are needing to demonstrate their knowledge in a different way.