Are you good with technology?
How comfortable are your students when it comes to using technology? What do they need to work on to improve their digital literacy? In what areas of their lives do they most use and need tech? The language in this poll is suitable for low-intermediate+ English learners.
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1. Do you have strong digital skills?
- Yes, I am good with technology.
- No, I am not good with technology.
- I have limited digital skills.
Keywords
Do you know these words?
- technology
- tech-savvy
- frustrated
- troubleshoot
- digital literacy
Agree or Disagree?
2. I prefer using paper and pens than digital devices.
- Agree. I prefer pen and paper.
- Disagree. I prefer digital devices.
- I am good with print or digital.
3. I am more tech-savvy than my teacher(s).
- Agree
- Disagree
- We are both tech-savvy.
- We both need to work on our digital skills.
4. I often get frustrated with technology.
- Agree. I find technology frustrating.
- Disagree. I like troubleshooting.
Elaborate
5. What devices are you comfortable using?
- mobile phones
- the internet / WiFi
- computers / laptops
- tablets
- a mouse
- a keyboard
- headphones
- microphones
6. Where do you like to get information?
- Google or other search engines
- TV
- e-books
- online news sites
- apps
- podcasts
- blogs and websites
- social media
- printed books or newspapers
7. Which digital skills do you need for life, school, or work?
- finding information
- using the internet safely
- working with others online
- analyzing data
- emailing
- video conferencing
- programming
- selling / marketing online
8. Which areas of your life do you need to improve your digital literacy skills?
- Communication
- Shopping & Finances
- Home Management
- Professional
- Education
- Entertainment
- Information