Map of Domains of Competence
Have a look on the Competency map
The common digital competences for care recipients and care workers are the foundational areas of competences:
1. Technological orientation,
2. Information seeking and management,
3. Communication, collaboration and participation,
4. Creation of content and knowledge,
5. Privacy and security,
6. Informed decision making and problem-solving.
The specific digital competences for the care recipients are the day-to-day areas of competences:
1. Online transactions,
2. Social connections,
3. Wellbeing,
4. Leisure,
5. Community participation,
6. Self-expression.
The specific digital competences for the care workers are the vocational areas of competences:
1. Care management and administration,
2. Peer learning,
3. Employability,
4. Enabling the ICT use by others.
(1) Ferrari, Anusca (2013): DIGCOM: A Framework for Developing and Understanding Digital Competence in Europe. JRC Scientific and Policy Reports. Report EUR 26035 EN. Accessed 28th August 2013 on ftp://ftp.jrc.es/pub/EURdoc/JRC83167.pdf