This post serves as a reminder of the Educause 2009 Online conference that will be taking place in 120 Linton Hall Wednesday, Thursday and Friday courtesy of Libraries, Computing and Technology and the College of Arts and Letters. We hope to see you there for all or part of this experience, including a presentation by [...]
Introduction
Recently, it has been reported that Maine is seeking to expand its K-12 student laptop initiative, which began in 2003. The plan is now to provide every public student in grades seven through twelve with his or her own macbook computer. As I often find myself doing when I encounter interesting articles, I scrolled down [...]
According to a CNET report, Cisco, Intel, and Microsoft are collaborating with academics to create assessment standards for digital literacy.
This got me thinking not only about what digital literacy means, but why, how, and if it should be measured.
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