“Developing digital skills is necessary for children to interact in today’s
technology-rich world and to become responsible digital citizens. Digital literacy skills, including e-safety, communication, creativity, collaboration and critical thinking, are all essential for the 21st century workforce” (Learning.com).
When someone demonstrates digital literacy skills, they have a foundational understanding of how to use technology and business applications.
Someone who is digitally literate understands the responsibilities of global online citizenship and how communicate and act appropriately. Finally, a digitally literate person will take the foundational technology and digital citizenship skills and apply them to critically thinking, problem solve, collaborate, and create in the ever growing digital world.
We invite you to further consider how we might reimagine and redesign schools and education through the development of skills surrounding Digital Literacy and Information below.
Thank you for your time and 
consideration,
Sara Lauerman, Jon Adams, and Courtney Wesson
Butler EPPSP Group 39 & 40
