By incorporating digital tools like interactive whiteboards and educational apps, teachers can turn static, lecture-based lessons into dynamic experiences.

Digital literacy allows teachers to tailor lessons to meet the individual needs and learning styles of their students.

Instead of relying solely on textbooks, digitally literate teachers can incorporate a wide range of multimedia resources, such as videos, podcasts, and simulations, into their lessons.

Teachers can use cloud-based platforms and collaborative software to enable students to work together on projects in real-time, both inside and outside the classroom.

With digital tools, teachers can quickly assess student understanding through interactive quizzes, polls, and instant feedback features.

Digital literacy provides teachers with the ability to find, vet, and incorporate a vast array of high-quality online educational materials.