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Teaching Twenty-First Century Skills: Implications at System Levels in Australiaanging across three systems; a professional body, an educational institution, and industry. The goal for each is the same – to support educators to find and implement effective methods to teach the skills.

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Learning in Digital Networks as a Modern Approach to ICT Literacyation, tools, and resources. The chapter then describes the ACT21S ICT Literacy Framework, which we see as embodying the last of these stages. This includes four “progress variables” that describe student growth in sophistication in ICT Literacy, each involving several increasing levels of developme

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Intersecting Learning Analytics and Measurement Science in the Context of ICT Literacy Assessment which the two approaches can be seen to support and complement one another, leading to a larger perspective. This chapter concludes with a discussion of the implications of this emerging intersection, and a survey of possible next steps.

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How Can the Use of Data from Computer-Delivered Assessments Improve the Measurement of Twenty-First ng and learning. However, collecting large amounts of information in the absence of a plan for its analysis and use is unlikely to lead to useful outcomes. Through item response theory analysis of process data collected in the Digital Reading Assessment included as part of the 2012 cycle of the Prog

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Extent of Foreign Bank Representations in the fields of creativity and collaborative problem-solving (CPS), we seek to explore the empirical relationships between collective creativity (CC) and CPS. This chapter outlines our conceptualisation and operationalisation of CC as a suite of metacognitive, cognitive and socio-communicative co