Course for international guest/part time students

Faculty
Faculty of Humanities
Organization
BTK Department of English Applied Linguistics
Code
BMI-ANGD-CAn14E
Title
Digital literacy
Usual semester
Spring
Published semester
2026/27/1
ECTS
3
Language
en
Learning outcomes
The purpose of this course is to learn about the theory and practice of digital literacies.
Course content
during the course, different aspects of digital literacies will be discussed, including media literacies, communication and collaboration, information literacies, ICT literacies, learning skills, career and identity management. Through a series of short assignments, the students will learn both about the theories and emerging issues related to digital literacies, and the practical applications in their academic careers. The course addresses AI-related knowledge and skills relevant to the course content.
Assessment method
Attend classes and participate actively in the online sessions; prepare for classes; complete all assignments (portfolio and case study); evaluate other students’ work and give meaningful feedback; keep deadlines.
Bibliography
Dudeney, G., Hockly, N & Pegrum, M. (2014. Digital Literacies. London: Routledge.

Programmes of the course

Title (code) Lang. Level Mandatory Year ...
CEEPUS (BTK-CEEPUS-NXXX) en Mandatory
English Applied Linguistics (BTK-I-MANGLI-ANGALKNYELV-NMEN) en 7 1/2
Erasmus Studies (BTK-ERASMUS-NXXX) en Mandatory
Guest Studies (BTK-I-VENDEG-NXEN) en Mandatory
Part-time Programme (BTK-I-RÉSZKÉP-NXEN) en Mandatory
Part-time Programme (BTK-RÉSZKÉP-NXHU) hu Mandatory
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