Due to digitization in today’s modern era, computers can now break down large calculations in seconds and send information from all over the world in the blink of an eye. However, many people are still unaware of how to operate a computer and how it works. So it is important to teach people about computer processes and principles so that they can use and take advantage of it. To support this notion, every year on 2 December World Computer Literacy Day is celebrated all over the world.
Understanding computer programs and how computers work is called computer literacy. It is considered the most important skill. This day works to bridge the digital divide present in the world today. World Computer Literacy Day also aims to inspire everyone to make full use of information and communication technologies. It aims to encourage digital literacy among the general public, especially children and adolescents.
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World Computer Literacy Day: History and Significance
World Computer Literacy Day originated in India, where an Indian company NIIT started the occasion to celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2001, where they observed the literacy ratio on computer usage. It has been observed that across the globe, the number of computer users was just men, women and children had very few connections with PC and other similar technologies.
After that, the firm founded the day, with the goal of teaching not only men but also women. Since 2001, this day is celebrated every year.
In today’s world we are completely dependent on the use of computer. As a result, on this day, activities and campaigns are organized across the world to promote and encourage people. Hence, with the right education experience, they can mark this day efficiently and start using computers for their digital progress.
World Literacy Day 2021: Theme
Every year, this day is celebrated with a different theme, and the theme of World Computer Literacy Day 2021 is “Literacy for Human-Centered Recovery: Bridging the Digital Divide”.
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