14/09/2026
Being able to use technology doesnโt necessarily mean you have digital skills.
Thereโs an important difference between digital literacy and digital skills.
Digital literacy helps you confidently navigate everyday technology, find information, communicate online and stay safe digitally.
Digital skills go further helping you use specific technologies to create content, analyse data, build solutions, troubleshoot problems and perform professional tasks.
The strongest advantage comes from developing both.
Our latest carousel explains the difference with simple, real-life examples.
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