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Why shouldn’t the digital literacy industry harness the power of the Internet to create a single website where the “best practices” of digital inclusion nonprofits from around the could be shared by all? Via Nik Peachey 
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In the document Yancey states: First, we have moved beyond a pyramid-like, sequential model of literacy development in which print literacy comes first and digital literacy comes second and networked literacy practices, if they come at all, come third and last.
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Equipping European citizens with digital competences is at the core of the EU strategy: in 2006 the European Parliament recognized Digital Literacy as one of the eight key competences that every European citizen should master [1] and as one of the four foundational skills for learning. Further, enhancing Digital Literacy is one of seven pillars in the European Commission’s 2010 Digital Agenda for Europe. In the words of Androulla Vassiliou, the former European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism, Youth and Sports - “we need to rethink what kind of literacy tomorrow’s Europe needs" [2].
Gareth Morgan's curator insight,
February 26, 2015 4:54 AM
Digital Competency was a major headline in the recent Prof Donaldson report on the curriculum and assessment in Wales. The documents here could be useful? |
Useful source of relaible research and case studies.
Newt Literacy has a very good resource to find some of the best practices being used around the world to improve Digital literacy. Share the information it may help another non profit save time and improve service.