Amount of time teens spend online can improve digital literacy


Don’t disconnect your kids: teenagers who spend time on the web are more digitally literate during a time when technological proficiency is increasingly important, a recent report suggests, says the Huffington Post. Between 2000 and 2009, the number of students who reported having access to Internet at home nearly doubled–to 89 percent from 45 percent, according to the Digital Technologies and Performance report published by the Programme for International Student Assessment…

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