Traduction de «alphabétisation électronique » (Français → Anglais) :

e-literacy | electronic literacy | technological literacy | technologic literacy

on-line literacy [ e-literacy | electronic literacy ]

Partners in literacy: National Literacy Program: an overview of projects [ Partners in literacy ]

Learning and Literacy Directorate [ Youth, Learning and Literacy Directorate ]

electronics and automation educator | electronics and automation vocational instructor | electronics and automation vocational teacher | vocational teacher in electronics and automation

assembler of electronic equipment | electrical and electronic equipment fabricator | electronic equipment assembler | electronic equipment products assembler

electronics industry

electric guitar builder | electronic musical instrument craftswoman | electric keyboard builder | electronic musical instrument maker

community-based literacy program

female literacy

In 2005, broadband was available to about 60% of businesses and households in the remote and rural areas of the EU15 and to more than 90% in the urban areas; see IP/06/340), ensure that all public websites are accessible by 2010, by 2008, put in place actions in the field of digital literacy and skills to reduce gaps for groups at risk of exclusion by half in 2010, by 2007, make recommendations on accessibility standards and common approaches, which could become mandatory in public procurement by 2010, and assess the necessity for legislative measures in the field of e-Accessibility, and take account of accessibility requirements in the review of the electronic communica ...[+++]tions regulatory framework beginning in June 2006.

61. Points to the importance of guaranteeing a universal right of access to the necessary media education and literacy skills, especially in electronic media that convey images and in the new interactive digital technologies, in order to avert new forms of social and cultural exclusion; and considers that equal access to a free-to-air media environment with a varied range of high-quality content is a fundamental right to be enjoyed by European citizens; stresses in this connection the role played by public service broadcasting content in promoting social cohesion, democratic discourse and pluralism in Europe, and insists that the perfo ...[+++]rmance of these tasks must continue to be guaranteed in future;

61. Points to the importance of guaranteeing a universal right of access to the necessary media education and literacy skills – especially in electronic media that convey images – and in the new interactive digital technologies in order to avert new forms of social and cultural exclusion; and considers that equal access to a free-to-air media environment with a varied range of high-quality content is a fundamental right to be enjoyed by European citizens; stresses in this connection the role played by public service broadcasting content in promoting social cohesion, democratic discourse and pluralism in Europe, and insists that the per ...[+++]formance of these tasks must continue to be guaranteed in future;

70. Recalls that every EU citizen has the right to access to information; urges the Commission to speed up the e-inclusion initiative planned for 2008, which will meet the challenges of e-literacy, ageing and e-accessibility, geographical discrepancies and the guarantee of social services for all; urges the Commission to draw up without delay a proposal for a charter of citizens" fundamental rights for the digital age; urges the Member States to ensure that no citizen or consumer is excluded against their will from the essential services of the ubiquitous information society;