Digital Literacy
11/22/10 Government Technology: Digital Literacy Stars in California YouTube VideosDigital Literacy Video Series
To promote a better understanding of the Digital Literacy Initiative created by Governor Schwarzenegger’s Executive Order S-06-09, the Office of the State Chief Information Officer launched a series of interviews with thought leaders in this field. The short interviews are posted online below.
Part 19: Michael Peevey, President, California Public Utilities Commission
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Part 18: Bonnie Reiss, Secretary of Education, State of California
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Part 17: Brenda Kempster, Executive Director, LINK AMERICAS Foundation
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Part 16: Rachel Chong, Special Counsel, Office of the State CIO
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Part 15: Dr. Barbara O’Connor, Director, California Emerging Technology Fund
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Part 14: Sunne Wright McPeak, President and CEO, California Emerging Technology Fund
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Part 13: Phil Bond, President and CEO, TechAmerica
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Part 12: Teri Takai, State Chief Information Officer
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Part 11: State Senator Alex Padilla, California Senate
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Part 10: Stacey Aldrich, State Librarian, California State Library
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Part 9: Michael Peevey, President, California Public Utilities Commission
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Part 8: Chris McKenzie, Executive Director, League of California Cities
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Part 7: Rachelle Chong, Special Counsel, Office of the State Chief Information Officer
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Part 6: Brenda Kempster, Executive Director, LINK AMERICAS Foundation
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Part 5: Phil Bond, President and CEO of TechAmerica
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Part 4: Stephanie Couch, Executive Director, CA STEM Learning Network
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Part 3: Dr. Barbara O’Connor, Director, CA Emerging Technology Fund
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Part 2: Sunne Wright McPeak, President and CEO, CA Emerging Technology Fund
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Part 1: Bonnie Reiss, Secretary of Education, State of California
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07/30/10 - California Calls for Digital Literacy in Report and Action Plan
As called for in the Governor’s Executive Order, the Digital Literacy Action Plan:
- Defines the basic elements of Digital Literacy,
- Describes and articulates a "continuum" of skills required for Digital Literacy,
- Develops strategies and actions for incorporating Digital Literacy into workforce training statewide,
- Develops strategies and actions for incorporating Digital Literacy into K-12 and higher education,
- Outlines acceptable frameworks for assessment and certification,
- Recommends curricula consistent with the assessment frameworks,
- Provides a timeline for implementation of the Action Plan; and
- Identifies metrics to ascertain the achievement of ICT Digital Literacy.
05/28/09 - Governor's Executive Order S-06-09
