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DIGITAL LITERACY QUESTIONNAIRE – Language Learners

DLQ-LL 1 DIGITAL LITERACY QUESTIONNAIRE Language Learners Thank you for your participation in answering this QUESTIONNAIRE . Your responses will be treated in strict confidence and individuals will not be identified in any report or publication. Please answer all questions as accurately as you can. SECTION I For each question, please mark your response with a tick ( ), unless otherwise indicated. For Other responses, provide a brief response. Q1. Gender Male Female Q2. Age (please specify) years old Q3. Your native Language (mother tongue) Q4. Your target Language you want to learn and improve further Q5.

2 I feel comfortable using digital devices. 3 I am aware of various types of digital devices. 4 I understand what digital literacy is. 5 I am willing to learn more about digital technologies. 6 I feel threatened when others talk about digital technologies. 7 I feel that I am behind my fellow students in using digital technologies.

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