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This website provides materials related to the published work Digital Competence Model for Austria – DigComp 3.0 AT (Domany-Funtan et al., 2026)⁠(opens in new tab). This is the full-length version of the publication, further developed on this basis by authors of DigComp 2.3 AT. A condensed version, also used by fit4internet and its partners, is available here: Digital Competence Model for Austria – DigComp 3.0 AT (fit4internet, 2026)⁠(opens in new tab). Where DigComp 3.0 EU materials are referenced, the data is used as originally published; for corrections, please always check the JRC DigComp 3.0 errata page, where new errata are continuously reported and documented: JRC DigComp 3.0 errata page(opens in new tab)

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Framework: Digitales Kompetenzmodell für Österreich - DigComp 3.0 AT (2026), Medienimpulse 64(1)

CompetenciesArea 22.6
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2.6

Understanding and managing digital identity

Communication, Interaction and Collaboration5 AI-explicit6 AI-implicit

Consciously creating, using and managing one or more digital identities and understanding the significance and impact of digital identity in different public spheres, contexts and communication channels. Deliberately maintaining and shaping one's own reputation and responsibly handling the data generated through the use of digital tools, environments and services.

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Consciously creating, using and managing one or more digital identities and understanding the significance and impact of digital identity in different public spheres, contexts and communication channels. Deliberately maintaining and shaping one's own reputation and responsibly handling the data generated through the use of digital tools, environments and services.

Area 2: Communication, Interaction and Collaboration

Competence Area 2 relates to communication and collaboration through digital technologies using appropriate forms of expression and taking diversity aspects into account. It encompasses active and participatory engagement in society and the economy as well as tools for cooperative and co- creative processes, including the use of AI-supported tools, hybrid human- machine collaboration and platform- based and asynchronous forms of cooperation for the joint development of viable solutions in social, civil society and institutional contexts. Competence Area 2 further includes the design of a person's digital presence, identity and reputation as well as the conduct of commercial and non-commercial digital transactions, including payment systems, wallets and crypto-based transactions.

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2.7 Conducting purchases, sales and other digital transactions