Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang

Perception on digital competence of creative arts students plays an important role as their social media practices will foster their learning as well as expose them to risks and opportunities. This study aims to identify creative arts students' digital competence focusing on three core componen...

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Main Author: Lim, Jing Yi
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Published: 2019
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spelling my-usm-ep.487032021-03-26T07:58:39Z Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang 2019-08 Lim, Jing Yi NX1-820 Arts in general T Technology Perception on digital competence of creative arts students plays an important role as their social media practices will foster their learning as well as expose them to risks and opportunities. This study aims to identify creative arts students' digital competence focusing on three core components that include perception on (i) instrumental skills and knowledge, (ii) advanced skills and knowledge; and (iii) attitudes for skills and knowledge application. This study employs a mixed methodology which gathered the perceptions of creative arts students, creative arts lecturers and creative industry practitioners on creative arts students' digital competence. Quantitative findings of the study reveal that creative arts students are satisfied with their own digital competence. Meanwhile, the qualitative findings show that creative arts students are very positive about their own instrumental and advanced skills. However, creative arts lecturers and creative industry practitioners perceive differently. While institutions of higher learning have made much effort to assist and guide creative arts students to elevate their digital competence, creative arts lecturers noted that not all students are digitally competent. Meanwhile, creative industry practitioners perceive that creative arts students' digital competence is weak in general and are not competent in the creative industry. In conclusion, this study suggests that the institutions of higher learning engage creative arts students seriously in digital competence by encouraging good practices in social media, and in building links with the creative industry. 2019-08 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/48703/ http://eprints.usm.my/48703/1/LIM%20JING%20YI_hj.pdf application/pdf en public phd doctoral Universiti Sains Malaysia Pusat Pengajian Seni
institution Universiti Sains Malaysia
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topic NX1-820 Arts in general
T Technology
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Lim, Jing Yi
Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang
description Perception on digital competence of creative arts students plays an important role as their social media practices will foster their learning as well as expose them to risks and opportunities. This study aims to identify creative arts students' digital competence focusing on three core components that include perception on (i) instrumental skills and knowledge, (ii) advanced skills and knowledge; and (iii) attitudes for skills and knowledge application. This study employs a mixed methodology which gathered the perceptions of creative arts students, creative arts lecturers and creative industry practitioners on creative arts students' digital competence. Quantitative findings of the study reveal that creative arts students are satisfied with their own digital competence. Meanwhile, the qualitative findings show that creative arts students are very positive about their own instrumental and advanced skills. However, creative arts lecturers and creative industry practitioners perceive differently. While institutions of higher learning have made much effort to assist and guide creative arts students to elevate their digital competence, creative arts lecturers noted that not all students are digitally competent. Meanwhile, creative industry practitioners perceive that creative arts students' digital competence is weak in general and are not competent in the creative industry. In conclusion, this study suggests that the institutions of higher learning engage creative arts students seriously in digital competence by encouraging good practices in social media, and in building links with the creative industry.
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author Lim, Jing Yi
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title Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang
title_short Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang
title_full Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang
title_fullStr Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang
title_full_unstemmed Perception On Digital Competence In Social Media Practice Among Creative Arts Students In Institutions Of Higher Learning In Penang
title_sort perception on digital competence in social media practice among creative arts students in institutions of higher learning in penang
granting_institution Universiti Sains Malaysia
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publishDate 2019
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