An In-depth Report on Digital Skills and Research Methods

This report delves into digital skills and research methods, focusing on the process of collecting and managing information for task completion. It references a study involving 174 students and their Duckworth Grit Scores obtained through an online test, reflecting their academic abilities. The report highlights the use of data within the DIKW (Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom) framework and explains the basis of the survey work, which is rooted in different levels of academic skills acquired by students. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of research in developing knowledge and skills, and the role of DIKW in enhancing business activities. Several references are cited to support the analysis of digital transformation, soft skills, and the future of learning.

Digital Skills and
Research Methods

INTRODUCTION
Research is the process of collecting and
gathering the information that can be used to
complete the task and managing the all
functions.

Duckworth Grit Score online test?
A research for highest academic level has been conducted where students
has given the test that states what they have learnt at there and how they
got the Duckworth Grit Score via conducing online test. This online test is
showing the ability and knowledge of each student who have involved in
the project and giving their efforts to complete the project. The number of
students are 174 who are doing the courses and developing their
information by managing the all data and records properly.

The academic level table distributed on
Moodle?
The all students are using their abilities to study about different courses which can
help them to managing the all functions and activities. The scatter chart has prepared
the chart by using data and information that is explained below:

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How data will be used as part of DIKW
research?
Data is the important part of any task which is
collected by different sources such as primary and
secondary. When data is collected from first hand
sources such as questionnaire, survey, interview and
others which can help to collect information
appropriately. The individual is require to have
proper knowledge regarding particular topic and
provide the suggestions.

Explaining who the survey’s work is
based upon?
The researcher has conducted the research by analysing the all
area and information which is based on study at different
courses which supports to manage each function and activity.
The survey’s work is based on different level of academic skills
which is gaining by students while taking the classes or enter in
to a degree course.

CONCLUSION
From the report it can be concluded that research is the area of
developing the knowledge and skills in particular field which can help
to develop the business activities. Skills and abilities is the main
aspects for student for which they decide the different courses for
developing the understanding level. DIKW research refers for data,
information, knowledge, and wisdom which is using to increasing the
business activities and performance effectively.

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