Abstract
For the progress of the society, it is possible to raise individuals who can keep up with the age, only through education. Acquiring digital literacy skills and using them in educational environments will make education more effective and contemporary. This study was carried out to measure the digital literacy levels of classroom teachers in terms of different variables. In addition, with this research, it was aimed to reveal whether gender, education status, length of service, type of high school they graduated from, age, and computer access opportunities have an effect on the digital literacy levels of classroom teachers. The sub-dimensions of digital literacy were handled as resource use, application use and support. Considering the effect of these determined variables on the digital literacy of individuals, necessary measures can be taken or plans should be made by paying attention to these points. For this purpose, a Cronbach-Alpha likert type scale with an internal consistency of 0.908, called the “Digital Literacy Self-Efficacy Scale of Pre-service Teachers” developed by Ocak and Karakuş (2018), was used. The data were analyzed with the SPSS 22.0 program. The study was carried out with 38 classroom teachers working in Şanlıurfa Eyyübiye Ahmet Hamdi Akseki Primary School, and voluntary participation was ensured. It was concluded from the study that the digital literacy self-efficacy of the teachers was high, and there were significant differences in each sub-dimension of gender and the type of high school graduated.