Introducing the Essays of the Harvard Forum II
This special edition contains reports from the Harvard Forum II, a two-day event held September 2009 at Harvard University. Sponsored by Canada’s International...
Computer skills are essential for social and economic participation. While the demand for scientists and engineers often drives 21st-century workforce conversations, basic ICT fluency is important across the labor market, from farmers to teachers to entrepreneurs. TASCHA’s employability research examines computer training around the world, focusing on nonprofit training programs that offer introductory courses in communities facing social and economic challenges. What makes these computer training programs effective? What are the associated benefits? What lessons can be shared across contexts? What constitutes evidence of success?
This special edition contains reports from the Harvard Forum II, a two-day event held September 2009 at Harvard University. Sponsored by Canada’s International...
The objective of this study is to understand the contribution of digital competences to advance the employability of immigrant women in five European Union...
This article proposes an analytical framework to better understand the role of ICT skills in improving employment opportunities for low-income groups....