Analytical Reflection on Digital Skills
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
Digital Competencies :
Topic :You are tasked to write an analytical reflection on the module
experience. You are required to choose and reflect on relevant and
appropriate examples from learning materials and demonstrate self
awareness and self-evaluation. This should include, for example:
• Identifying the most significant learnings, and explaining why
they are significant to you and your current or future career
• Analysis, not just description, of learning events / activities of
your own choosing
• Evaluation of skills and insights you have developed and/or
enhanced
• Making links between learning and action, with particular
reference to how the chosen digital skill can apply to your
current or most recent work environment or business project
Assessment
Guidelines
A reflective essay:
• Questions ideas, considers them in depth
• Explores personal drivers, outcomes, motives
• Includes other (potentially critical) perspectives as well as your
own: it requires you to ‘stand back’ from the event/activity
• Links ideas together and doesn’t just make one point at a time
Topic :You are tasked to write an analytical reflection on the module
experience. You are required to choose and reflect on relevant and
appropriate examples from learning materials and demonstrate self
awareness and self-evaluation. This should include, for example:
• Identifying the most significant learnings, and explaining why
they are significant to you and your current or future career
• Analysis, not just description, of learning events / activities of
your own choosing
• Evaluation of skills and insights you have developed and/or
enhanced
• Making links between learning and action, with particular
reference to how the chosen digital skill can apply to your
current or most recent work environment or business project
Assessment
Guidelines
A reflective essay:
• Questions ideas, considers them in depth
• Explores personal drivers, outcomes, motives
• Includes other (potentially critical) perspectives as well as your
own: it requires you to ‘stand back’ from the event/activity
• Links ideas together and doesn’t just make one point at a time