School-leavers might be tech-savvy but they are increasingly entering the workplace without basic numerical and literacy skills, employers have warned. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – College students can greatly increase their odds of landing a job after graduation no matter what discipline their degrees are in by adding one skill to their resumes – computer ...

Things like automation, artificial intelligence, and remote work are all becoming commonplace, and people who regularly learn ...

In the 21st century, students must develop digital literacy skills to thrive in a technology-dominated landscape. Digital literacy encompasses a range of competencies, including information navigation ...

An Oct. 20 event celebrated the 15th anniversary of the New Jersey Workplace Literacy and Basic Skills Training Program. The initiative – a partnership of the New Jersey Business & Industry ...

Today’s students have grown up with smartphones, tablets, and virtual assistants. Most can comfortably navigate any new app or digital device and outsmart parental controls. That’s why adults often ...

My 6-year old is fairly savvy for a, well, a 6-year old. He can make his way around a website pretty easily and doesn't have any problems with the applications he uses at school. However, basic ...

BONTOC, Mountain Province(PIA) — The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) in the province reaches out to the barangays to teach basic computer literacy. DICT personnel ...

Bear Grylls, the adventurer, TV host and author, is joining forces with artificial intelligence company Seekr to launch a new platform where kids can learn what he says is the next big survival skill ...

Having access to a computer or tablet doesn’t necessarily make students computer literate, according to a study released Tuesday that looked at computer literacy rates across a dozen countries. The ...

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According to data from the U.S. Department of Education, 54 percent of adults, nearly 130 million people, aged 16 to 74 lack literacy proficiency, reading below the equivalent of a sixth-grade level.