With the development of the information and communication technology (ICT), as a result, the society we live in, encourages and directs us to improve our knowledge and skills in order to be successful in life. Digital literacy, which is the fundamental ability of an individual to function in the digitaln world, is crucial for the understanding and effective use of ICT. With the development of ICT, new ways of imparting knowledge and learning also emerged, which enabled the acquisition of knowledge that meets the needs and challenges of modern society. Skills that are so necessary for effective and high-quality studies are so inextricably linked to the digital competences of the individual. A student who is digitally successful will find the informations the need faster and more efficiently and at the same time they will be able to evaluate the information received. A key component of digital literacy is digital competence, which refers to the sovereign use of ICT, with the aim of improving competences in various areas of life.
In thesis, digital competence is presented using a descriptive and comparative method based on selected literature in the field of digital competences, which is placed in the five level framework of digital competences DigComp 2.1. The student's level of acquired digital competences of the Facutly of Administration was checked with a standardized questionnaire. The collected and analyzed data showed that the level of acquired digital skills did not differ between genders, and that students improved their digital skills during the course of their studies. Students have acquired a intermediate level of digital competences.
The diploma thesis offers an analytical presentation of acquired digital competences in the fifth areas of the DigComp framework of the students of Faculty of Administration. The results thus provide an overview of areas where there are opportunities to improve digital competences by adapting the implementation of the pedagogica pcroess and integrating ICT at the Faculty of Administration.
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