
In today’s world, characterized by rapid technological advancements, digital literacy and skill development have become crucial for individuals to develop well. Digital literacy and upskilling represent the multifaceted nature of digital literacy, encompassing technical skills, critical thinking, information evaluation, and responsible online behaviour. It then examines the importance of skill development in India, adapting to the evolving digital landscape and securing employment opportunities. The rapid evolution of technological proficiency is no longer optional but a fundamental requirement. The rapid evolution of technologies like AI automation and big data is driving a global demand for workforce transformation, with studies estimating that 50% of employees will need to reskill by 2026. The paper further discusses the challenges and opportunities related to promoting digital literacy and skill development across diverse demographics and populations. Finally, it proposes potential solutions and strategies to bridge the digital divide and empower individuals to become active and informed participants in the digital age.
Digital Literacy, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Upskilling, Workforce Development, Reskilling Strategies, Developing Economies, Government Schemes and digital India
Digital Literacy, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Upskilling, Workforce Development, Reskilling Strategies, Developing Economies, Government Schemes and digital India
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