Why is Digital Literacy Critical for the Future?

Digital Literacy is a lifelong learning process of capacity building for using digital technology, communication tools and/or networks in creating, accessing, analyzing, managing, integrating, evaluating, and communicating information in order to function in a knowledge based economy and society. These resources are "futures" oriented and encourage users to think about technological changes and the impact on education and employment.

Pranav Mistry's Sixth Sense

View Pranav Mistry and the Sixth Sense video to understand how technology can be made low cost and available to all people.     more...

Razorfish Reports

Read Razorfish reports to understand the impact of social media on the economy.     more...

Economic Impact of Entertainment Software

The Entertainment Software Association estimated that computer and video game sales grew to over $12 billion in 2009 and more than 68 percent of all American households play computer or video games. The average age of a game player is 35 years and 40 percent of all game players are women. Sixty-three percent of parents believe games are a positive part of their children’s lives.     more...

Horizons Report