You find more information on the INCLUD-ED project here!
The self-assessment grid of digital competence is available in all European languages here!
Would you believe that 19% of the EU population has no digital skills at all and 14% has never used the Internet?
Have a look at the Human Capital section of the new Digital Progress Report 2017 of the European Commission! You will see that there are still significant differences between Member States and that there is so much more to do to improve digital skills!
If you would rather just read the summary of the most important indicators from adult education's point of view we prepared a presentation for you:
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