This paper provides a basic conceptual framework for measuring
information literacy and is designed to serve as a reference to facilitate
the elaboration of information literacy indicators.
An easy-to-read, non-technical overview explaining
What "information literacy" means, designed for busy public
policy-makers, business executives, civil society administrators
and practicing professionals
The booklet discusses five areas in which ICT can be utilized in literacy education (enhancing learning; raising access to literacy education; training of teachers; localizing content; and creating a literacy-conducive environment) and provides examples of projects in which ICT has been utilized effectively to improve literacy education. The booklet concludes with recommendations for policy makers regarding the use of ICT in literacy campaigns.