Monday 13 July 2009

What does being literate actually mean today?

Technological Competence: the ability to use new media (for example, the Internet) in order to get information and communicate with others.

Information Competence:
the ability to collect information by all possible means, to organize data, to judge whether information is relevant or trustworthy and to process it in order to acquire a reasonable opinion on a broad level.

Creative Competence: the ability to produce and offer information with the help of the media.

Social Competence: the ability to understand the social consequences of the new media and to develop the appropriate responsibility.

2 comments:

englishblogger said...

Hello Sam.
I consider that today's class was very important, we need to start working with our blog or wiki project. however we need to have a great emphasis on what we have been working on; and as for my concern I still believe that the social competence and how teacher lead that part will have an important role in the future of IT teaching as method.

Sam said...

Thank you for that Victor, and yes, I believe you are right...we all need to become more aware of the consequences of our actions, thoughts and words