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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Digital Literacy Pathways in California

From Stacey Aldrich, California State Librarian:

"The State has just released the Digital Literacy in Report and Action Plan.Wanted to let you know that libraries are at the table! The State Library is on the Advisory Committee. In the upcoming months, we will probably be asking you to share with us what you all do in your libraries to support digital literacy in your community.We will also be looking for new and innovative programs that libraries can provide to create digital literacy opportunities."

From: Teri Takai, Chief Information Officer
State Technology Update – July 30, 2010

California Calls for Digital Literacy in Report and Action Plan

"In response to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Executive Order S-06-09 issued last May calling for the advancement of digital literacy in California, the Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) Digital Literacy Leadership Council has released a formal definition of digital literacy and a strategic plan for advancing digital literacy for residents of all ages. In doing so, California becomes one of the first states in the nation to formally define, develop and promote ways of ensuring that all Californians are capable of using digital technologies in their work and to support lifelong learning. The full report, titled “Digital Literacy Pathways in California,” can be found on the State Chief Information Officer’s website at www.cio.ca.gov."

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