Glossary
Searchable terminology from accessibility, web standards, and related fields.
6 results found in digital literacy.
- AI literacy (Artificial intelligence literacy, Algorithm literacy)
- The knowledge, skills, and critical awareness needed to understand, evaluate, and effectively engage with artificial intelligence systems. For people with disabilities, AI literacy is particularly imp…
- Deaf digital library (Sign language archive, Deaf digital heritage)
- A collection of video content in sign languages that preserves and provides access to Deaf community knowledge, culture, experiences, and opinions. Video sharing platforms like YouTube function as de-…
- Digital Immigrant (Digital Non-Native)
- A person who grew up before the widespread adoption of digital technology and has had to learn digital skills later in life, as opposed to a digital native who grew up immersed in technology. In acces…
- Digital Literacy (Digital Skills, Computer Literacy, ICT Literacy)
- The ability to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information using digital technologies. Digital literacy extends beyond basic technical skills to include understanding how to use technology saf…
- Prosumer (Producer-Consumer, Prosumer Content Creator)
- A person who both produces and consumes content, particularly on the web. Prosumers are not formally trained in web design or development but are responsible for creating and managing user-generated c…
- Visualization Literacy (Data Visualization Literacy, Graphical Literacy, Graph Literacy)
- The ability to read, interpret, and extract meaningful insights from visual data representations such as charts, graphs, maps, and infographics. Visualization literacy encompasses skills like identify…