Reimagining Teacher Digital Competence

Edited by Alison Egan, Keith Johnston and Oliver McGarr

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This insightful book expands understanding of teachers’ professional digital competence by exploring the wider social, psychological, educational, legal and ethical dimensions of digital technology use in schools. Discussing the impact of digital technologies in education and wider society, expert contributing authors call for a broader professional knowledge base for teachers.

Keywords: Teacher Digital Competence; Digital Competencies; Competency Frameworks; Professional Development; Educational Technologies; Teacher Education (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035337507
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 The trajectory of digital competence within education: from literacy to competence

Oliver McGarr, Alison Egan and Keith Johnston

Ch 2 Key models and frameworks: understanding the theory and practice of professional digital competence

Keith Johnston

Ch 3 Digital competence and teacher education: teacher identity, tensions and agency

Ottavia Trevisan

Ch 4 Teachers’ professional digital competence: ensuring legal compliance and protection

Alison Egan

Ch 5 Teachers’ professional digital competence: exploring issues of social justice and fairness

Ann Marcus-Quinn

Ch 6 Teachers’ professional digital competence: the importance of understanding the wider commercial context

Enda Donlon

Ch 7 Teachers’ professional digital competence and sustainability: understanding the human and environmental costs of digital technology consumption

Oliver McGarr

Ch 8 Teachers’ professional digital competence: the case for psychological digital competence

Emma Jones and Christopher Lomas

Ch 9 Teachers’ professional digital competence: the implications for academic integrity in the age of artificial intelligence

Ann Rogerson

Ch 10 The digitally competent teacher: agentic professional in the digital age or digitally compliant learning technician?

Oliver McGarr, Keith Johnston and Alison Egan

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