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IDS 104 Mindset & Growth for Learning Final Project | SNHU | Complete Questions & Answers | Updated 2026–2027 | A+ Discuss how digital literacy skills help support meaningful connections in digital communities. Include the following: A. What digital literacy skills help support meaningful connections in a digital space? B. Why are digital literacy skills important to have when making connections in a digital community? Describe communication strategies that encourage digital connections. Include the following: A. How does each strategy encourage digital connections? B. Does each strategy work all the time? Why or why not? Compare the skills used to engage in both a digital and an in-person community. Explain why being inclusive of different cultures and backgrounds contributes to a respectful digital community. Reflect on the skills you bring to a digital community. Include the following: A. What skills would you consider to be your strengths? B. What skills would you like to develop further? C. What makes you feel supported in a digital community? Part Two: Growth Mindset Explain how a growth mindset shapes how you respond to challenges or barriers. Include the following: A. Explain what a growth mindset means. B. Discuss why having a growth mindset might be important when responding to a challenge or barrier. Discuss how receiving and providing feedback can help support your growth. Include the following: A. What is the value of constructive feedback? B. How do you use feedback to reach your goals? C. What are strategies that can be used to frame feedback in a growth mindset? Describe a reflective strategy to help manage a large change. Include the following: A. Is this strategy meant to support personal, academic, professional, or community transitions? B. How does this strategy support a large change? Describe how goal setting can help promote flexibility when situations change. Describe a time when you needed to adapt to a new situation and how you adjusted. Include the following: A. What skills or strategies have you learned that you might apply if you were put in that situation again? Discuss why checking the accuracy or bias of information helps you make better decisions. Explain how different perspectives or value systems can shape how people make decisions. Describe a strategy for making well-informed decisions. Include the following: A. How does this strategy support making a well-informed decision? B. How does this strategy help you avoid bias and misinformation when deciding? Explain why considering different outcomes helps guide thoughtful decisions. Consider how your personal values influence how you make decisions. Page 13:Include the following: A. What do you personally value and consider when deciding? B. How do you ensure the information you have is accurate and free from bias before deciding? C. In the future, what are some adjustments you might make to your decisionmaking process?

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IDS 104 Project


Jayme Robertson


Southern New Hampshire University


IDS 104 Mindset & Growth for Learning


Christina Jeon


March 29, 2026

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IDS 104 Project Template

Part One: Digital Community

1. Discuss how digital literacy skills help support meaningful connections in digital

communities. Include the following:

A. What digital literacy skills help support meaningful connections in a digital space?

B. Why are digital literacy skills important to have when making connections in a digital

community?

Digital literacy skills ensure that connecting people will form a deeper digital relationship and

allow a person to communicate effectively, understand context, and safely communicate, and

will enable people using digital communities to have successful interactions. Those skills also

include clear communication, critical thinking, technical skills, netiquette, online safety, and

cultural awareness to make those digital interactions positive ones. Effective communication

prevents a lack of misunderstanding and eliminates misinterpretation when tone and body

language aren’t present. For example, choosing the right words and communicating

information clearly during a online class discussion can smooth the engagement and raise the

stakes. Critical thinking is important, too, as it helps people figure out whether information

from a common article or a shared video is trustworthy prior to reposting it. With the tools

people do have, including the ability to use Zoom breakout rooms or upload an assignment

into Canvas, that conversation stretches out, and so does group work. Netiquette reinforces

authentic relationships with respectful behavior, not using all caps, responding thoughtfully,

and recognizing other people's ideas. Online safety abilities help people keep track of their

personal information, stay away from scams, and set healthy boundaries. Being culturally

aware, everyone has access to online spaces, and there’s an incredible spectrum of different

IIDS 104 FINAL PROJECT JAYME ROBERTSON

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