Kevin Campbell-Wright, Niace
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1) 60% of people over 30 use social media daily, but many adults lack digital literacy skills needed to safely engage online due to risks like phishing, card cloning, and identity theft. 2) By 2015 and 2017, 10% and 50% respectively of public further education must be delivered online, requiring more adults to improve their digital skills. 3) Currently, 75% of jobs require digital literacy skills, but by next year that could rise to 90%, meaning 20% of people may not qualify for most jobs without acquiring digital skills.
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- 1. Adults need Digital Literacy Too! Kevin Campbell-Wright, Digital Project Officer June, 2014 @KevAtNIACE
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- 7. TV LICENSE CAR TAX UNIVERSAL CREDIT Learning By 2015, 10% of publically funded FE & Skills provision must be online By 2017, 50% of publically funded FE & Skills provision should be online Awarding bodies to explore Online Badges
- 8. Work Today, around 75% of jobs require digital literacy – by the end of next year it may be as high as 90%. So this could mean that, but the end of next year, around 20% of people can’t apply for 90% of the jobs!
- 10. • Digital Champions Mentors that support learners in acquiring the digital skills they want, need or could use. http://www.niace.org.uk/community-learning/resources/curriculumdevelopment
- 11. • Resources for Digital Literacy Resources that can support staff and learners http://moodle.niace.org.uk/moodle/course/view.php?id=429
- 14. Adults need Digital Literacy Too! Kevin Campbell-Wright, Digital Project Officer May, 2014 @KevAtNIACE THANK YOU! kevin.campbellwright@niace.org.uk @KevAtNIACE www.niace.org.uk