Data and digital literacy skills: Communication and collaboration
Interact, communicate and collaborate through digital technologies while being aware of cultural and generational diversity. Participate in society through public and private digital services. Manage one’s digital identity and reputation.
This content has been provided by Digital and Data Professions.
Digital collaboration
Works collaboratively, productively and effectively with others using a variety of digital collaboration tools.
Digital communication
Can effectively use a range of different methods of digital communication i.e. email, video platforms. Can actively participate in and contribute to digital networks, forums, and conversations. Abides by rules and regulations that apply to appropriate online/digital communication and participation.
Digital conduct
Uses appropriate behaviours and techniques when using digital tools with a variety of audiences.
- Tips for Reading the Room Before a Meeting or Presentation (hbr.org)
- Read the (Virtual) Room! How to Improve Your Digital Nunchi
Digital engagement
Uses social media in accordance with APS policies and code of conduct.
- Social media: Guidance for Australian Public Service Employees and Agencies (apsc.gov.au)
- Use social media - digital guide (www.vic.gov.au)
Digital identity
Protects and manages their digital identities.
Digital sharing
Chooses the appropriate methods and controls for sharing information and other digital content, including proper referencing and attribution practices.
- Content sharing - eSafety Commissioner
- Share content in Microsoft Teams meetings - Microsoft Support
- 12 file sharing best practices for secure collaboration
Suitable for
All staff.
Category and User Level
This resource aligns with the Working in Government Craft at the Foundation level.