ICT Skills - Productivity: Project Management
This badge has been awarded to University of Westminster students who have completed one course in the area of ICT Skills.
Students gained an understanding of some, or all elements related to ICT Skills by completing an online course, through self study and all associated activities.
Students will have developed some of the skills outlined in the criteria below.
Issued on 18 Nov 2025 by
University of Westminster
Issuer
University of Westminster
badges@westminster.ac.uk
Criteria
ICT productivity
A digitally capable learner will:
- Download and upload materials to the internet or cloud or institutional shared spaces;
- organise, manage and back up digital files.
- Choose software/apps and services to suit task requirements; work effectively across different software/apps and services to achieve learning-related tasks; find digital solutions.
- Adapt and personalise software/apps and services to personal preferences and needs (eg adaptive/assistive features).
- Use digital tools to fit learning around other demands and make learning time more efficient, eg use calendars, task lists, project and time management apps, contact databases, collation/curation tools.
- Choose new devices and software/apps/services - including plug-ins and upgrades - based on assessing their value.
At higher levels a digitally capable learner will:
- Easily adopt, adapt and update technologies.
- Develop a personal digital environment from a range of tools and services.
- Understand how digital technology is changing practices at work, in education, and in social life
