Peer Review

This website provides a wealth of information on important digital issues, based on the work of leading organizations in these areas. Information is current, authoritative, and relevant. The resources are self-contained, and can be used flexibly in several settings. Each topic provides several kinds of resources that cover aspects of the topic. Links work and are appropriately attributed.

It strives for clarity, some of their content may be complex or require prior knowledge of technology and media issues, potentially making it challenging for students with limited background. As such, the website's richness of materials can seem overwhelming and hard to manage. 

The overall goals of Aspen Digital reflect ICT literacy standards. Materials in each topic relate to each other loosely and build understanding efficiently. Instructors can easily develop assignments based on the resources. The materials are very applicable to ICT litracy and practice. 

Depending on the topic and resourse, materials might not be progressively presented.

The searchable website is professional looking, and can be navigated independently; little technical skills is required. The publications offer actionable recommendations and insights, encouraging students to critically analyze issues and consider potential solutions it also provides multimedia resources, such as videos, podcasts, and info graphics, which can make learning more engaging and interactive for students. Users can contact the organization. The site is somewhat ADA-compliant. 

The website has several layers so one can get lost in the details. Some accessibility issues remain.