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== Propositions ==
== Proposition ==
To make digital inclusion (where everyone has access to and the skill to use internet/computers) as our main point of focus.  
To make digital inclusion (where everyone has access to and the skill to use internet/computers) a point of focus.
 
Nevertheless you still have people that can't even read, which is an underlying problem that prohibits people from having access to even more basic facilities.
 
So it goes like this in order of importance:
 
Analphabetism --> the insight why technical literacy is important | access to computer | skills to use computer --> knowing what the importance is of being able to use the internet | internet access | the skill to use the internet for the person's needs
 
== Motivations ==
== Motivations ==
It's the analphabetism of the 21st century and a prerequisite for education and liquid democracy.
It's the analphabetism of the 21st century and a prerequisite for education and liquid democracy.

Latest revision as of 13:28, 27 February 2013

Proposition

To make digital inclusion (where everyone has access to and the skill to use internet/computers) a point of focus.

Nevertheless you still have people that can't even read, which is an underlying problem that prohibits people from having access to even more basic facilities.

So it goes like this in order of importance:

Analphabetism --> the insight why technical literacy is important | access to computer | skills to use computer --> knowing what the importance is of being able to use the internet | internet access | the skill to use the internet for the person's needs

Motivations

It's the analphabetism of the 21st century and a prerequisite for education and liquid democracy.