Digital Literacy: Navigating Successfully through the Age of Technology

"Digital literacy" does not only mean the multitude of digital possibilities. It describes a future in which the acquisition of knowledge regarding digital tools will stand in a row with self-evident basic skills of reading, writing and arithmetic. Digital support in everyday life can significantly improve the quality of life, but it also harbors dangers such as the distortion of perception. How can we find a balance here, when does the acquisition of digital skills begin, and what will the future look like in which artificial intelligence, machine learning and, for example, the Internet of Things blur with everyday life without barriers?