Keywords
Digital literacy
Colleges and universities
Foreign language education
Information technology
Submitted : 2025-04-09
Accepted : 2025-04-24
Published : 2025-05-09
Abstract
In the context of the digital intelligence era, teachers’ digital literacy has gradually become a major factor in promoting innovation and educational reform in colleges and universities and optimizing talent cultivation. As direct contacts for students’ all-around development, foreign language teachers in colleges and universities shoulder the important mission of cultivating talents with high-level foreign language skills, digital awareness, and internationalization. This makes the digital literacy of foreign language teachers a focus of attention in society, colleges, and universities. In this regard, foreign language teachers should constantly improve their own digital literacy to better carry out digital teaching activities and contribute to the comprehensive development of students.
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