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Perspectives of Teachers on Digital Literacy Implementation Curriculum in Elementary Schools.
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Abstract
The development of a digital literacy-based curriculum in elementary schools is an independent, student-centered approach to learning through the effective and efficient use of digital technology. The research aims to explore teachers' perceptions of implementing and development a digital literacy-based curriculum to improve learning quality in primary schools. This research uses a quasi-qualitative approach. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 48 teachers from 26 primary schools in seven provinces in Indonesia, while data analysis used thematic analysis. The research results summarize the statements of elementary school teachers and reveal three main themes: the urgency, strategies, and positive and negative impacts of implementing and development a digital literacy-based curriculum in elementary schools. Participants stated that implementing and development a digital literacy-based curriculum is very important because it is carried out through the management of a good strategy to analyze positive and negative impacts in order to create a learning system that is adaptive to technological developments, improve students' digital competence, and help develop 21st century skills. This research concludes that elementary schools need to manage and develop curricula, prepare regulations governing the use and availability of infrastructure to implement digital literacy, integrate technology into learning activities, and provide an understanding of digital ethics. The research recommends that elementary schools implement a digital literacy-based curriculum continuously, integrated, and collaborating with universities to assist in curriculum management and the Indonesian government needs to make a digital literacy-based curriculum development policy so that elementary schools have a clear and measurable barometer in managing the curriculum.
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