We've defined IT literacy as being comprised of the skills and concepts needed to succeed as a student and after graduation as a professional and a citizen.
But, which skills should be included? Today's student needs a mix of content creation and high-level application development skills.
One way to look at this is to say, they need the skills to create an valuable e-portfolio while in school and to continue it after graduation.
For more on e-portfolios, check this article, which discusses e-portfolios from both student and faculty perspectives .
Thursday, June 11, 2009
We should teach the skills necessary to build an e-portfolio
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My name is Larry Press. I am information systems professor and have seen the application development and delivery platform move from batch processing to the mobile Internet. Each platform demands different IT literacy concepts and skills.
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Which also includes good old fashioned writing and organization skills.
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