Developing digital competence - learning, teaching and supporting use of information technology
Jens Kaasbøll · 2012
knowledge Relevant structures on users’ present work Visions and design proposals Overview of technological options Concrete experience Concrete experience with users’ present work Concrete experience with the new system Concrete experience with technological options The IT personnel have the responsibility of creating conditions for users to understand their current work structures, particularly data flows and data structures. Also, the IT personnel in a project should enable both partners creating the vision and design proposals and provide experience with a new system (Kensing & Munk-Madsen, 1993). This categorisation of competence in mutual learning has been repeated until lately (Bratteteig, Bodker, Dittrich, Mogensen, & Simonsen, 2013; Bodker, Kensing, & Simonsen, 2004a, pp. 61-65). This book emphasizes information as a separate area of competence for IT users. While changes in technology often lead to altered processing or transfer of the same information, other projects are driven by changes in the information. In a case of health management