Citizens as Users of Languages and Digital Technology
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- Social mediaDigital platformsInternetNationalityAccess to informationInternet universalityCivic educationCivil and political rightsMรฉdias sociauxPlateforme numรฉriqueAccรจs ร l'informationUniversalitรฉ de lโinternetInstruction civiqueDroits civiques et politiques
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A recent meta-analysis of the literature portrays male and female citizens who are users of languages and digital technologies. This helps to understand the goals of an education aimed at developing male and female citizens capable of using digital technology in a competent, informed, safe, responsible, ethical, and critical manner.

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