Today, we live in a world that has been transformed by the emergence of digital media and social networking tools. This has changed the way we work, socialise, relax, learn and manage the day-to-day aspects of our lives; it also means that our understanding of literacy has changed, as information is presented in new and dynamic formats. How do we find information in this new landscape? How do we know that information is trustworthy? An important skill today is the ability to identify high quality digital information that is relevant to our needs. However, the knowledge and skills required to select and evaluate digital information that is accessed through the Internet using websites and apps such as Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, on PCs, Laptops, mobile phones, tablets, and other devices, continue to elude many. In this module, you will learn to act as intelligent digital judges, exploring the world of digital information and social media, to empower you to identify, access, evaluate, use, create and share trustworthy digital information in personal, professional, and academic contexts. We will also consider the questions of online privacy, personal reputation management and digital footprints, in order to understand the potential consequences of your online activities.