This study aims to strengthen the competence of culture and arts education experts by exploring ways to utilize digital literacy centered on interactivity in the arts education field and establishing a teaching model that enables effective arts education. The reason this research is timely is that education using digital literacy has
emerged as an important topic more than ever, due to the global Corona Pandemic.
For this study, the concept of digital literacy and art education for interactivity was investigated, and an educational model consisting of human-centered and creativity, convergence and integration, and a sense of reality was established. Next, we looked at the form of non-face-to-face online classes that were actually conducted, and
reviewed the digital literacy skills of art instructors through a questionnaire. and we developed a program that utilizes digital literacy centered on interactivity, conducted actual classes, then analyzed them.
In this process, it was discovered that the four virtues claimed by Klaus Schuwab to be needed in the society of the Fourth Industrial Revolution could be developed through the stages of digital literacy.
Through this, we found out which kind of relationship should be made between art education and digital literacy. Resultingly, a new stage could be identified for the interaction that occurs in art education using unique digital literacy.
Students experienced active interactions between lecturers and students, students and students, and students and contents as consumers who primarily consume digital contents delivered by art lecturers in class. Then, reproduce one s own contents in the class, the process of virtuous cycle could be seen in the form of the students changing into a producer who produces digital contents and accepting and consuming the contents again.
The role of arts education experts is the most important to create such an educational environment. In addition, it was found that it was effective when education related to the humanities background embedded in information was provided while prioritizing digital literacy skills as a basis for reinforcing the capabilities of art
instructors.