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DIGITAL LITERACY AND ECDL IN HUNGARY. ECDL Office of John von Neumann Computer Society, Hungary. Our common mission: Equal opportunities to everyone in the information society What to do? Let’s bridge the digital divide How? By spreading digital literacy. The Mission. The solution. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DIGITAL LITERACY AND ECDL IN HUNGARY

ECDL Office of John von Neumann Computer Society,

Hungary

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• Our common mission: Equal opportunities to everyone in the information society

• What to do? Let’s bridge the digital divide• How? By spreading digital literacy

The Mission

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The solution

Which is the best tool?

Of course ECDL!!!

With ECDL save 420 Euro/employee/year *

save 20% of time ** refer to Hungary

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Why is so important?The Cost of ignorance

• 2 hours 51 min/person/week lost• ~ 1 billion Euro lost/year only in Hungary!

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Organisation of the Hungarian ECDL

• Accreditation Committee – the main decision maker body– representatives of ministries (see next slide)– representatives of main users (e.g. Telecom, Post,

and the most relevant Test Centres)

• Quality Assurance Committee – members are the most prestigeous experts, cca. 350 site visits/year

• National ECDL Office – the operative government of the Hungarian ECDL

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Close cooperation with

• the following ministries– Prime Minister’s Office– Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour– Ministry of Education and Culture– Ministry for National Development and Economy– Ministry of Health

• the local governments• the public education, the higher education

and the vocational training

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Recognition of ECDL

• Resolution 1035/1998. of the government• ECDL for Public Officials - accredited program• ECDL for teachers - accredited training since 2000

(Teacher Upgrading Program)From July 2009: Credit points for ECDL acquired anyhow/anywhere

• ECDL in the schools – ECDL based final exam• ECDL in VET• ECDL as a National Accredited program (FAT)

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How ECDL Hungary works

• since 1997• 400 Test centres• more than 350 000 candidates more than 3,5%

of the population• 230 000 certifications• 2045 testers• severe quality assurance

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International TOP 10 – August 2009 (% population penetration)

• Hungary is the 8th in cumulative sales to date.

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Number of registrated Candidates/years

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• International QA System (plus Hungarian representative in the Quality Assurance Committee)

• Public Test Book (Syllabus 5.0 - official deviation)• Imagemaker• ECDL SELECT• New module for Blinds• Electronic Signature

Hungarian initiatives for the sustainable increasing

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Public QTB

Approved as an accepted deviation by ECDL-FRequirements: • to multiply the number of tests/module (the

multiplication factor is cca. 8)• To ensure conformance with Syllabus and CTTBenefits:More satisfied consumers – major interest for ECDLGuaranteed Quality! (can the „Secret QTB and its few tests really remain a secret after a while…?)

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Imagemaker module

• About digital photos – fulfills a new requirement of the market (most of the people now have digital camera)

• Photoshop and GIMP versions, • Cca. 25-30 hours course, 45 minutes test• Dozens of Test Centres, hundreds and more

candidates• Optional module for ECDL Select • Hungary since April 2006: becoming more and more

popular• The most enthusiastic are the students, but not only

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The only courseware accredited by ECDL-F

• contact for more info:  [email protected]

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• Piloted in 2006• Launched in 2007

7 ECDL (core) modules

+ W ebstarter

+ I magemaker

As N ew modules

9 modules = more flexible system

ECDL Select

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ECDL SELECTModules 1,2,3,7 for everyone

+3 modules to be choosen fromModule 4 (Spreadsheets)Module 5 (Database)Module 6 (Presentation)ImagemakerWebstarterOCR (for Blinds)

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ECDL SELECT

• 70% of the Test Centres joined• 50% of the Candidates choose SELECT

The preferred modules to leave out of the 7 modules:

IT Concepts + Database: both „ignored” by 92,9%

IT Concepts ignored by 97,4%

Database ignored by 95,5%

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ECDL SELECT – The choice is yours!

Can you imagine a „better best practice”…?

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Endorsed Products

ScreenReader and OCR• a real alternative for visually imapared people instead

of Presentation, in order to ensure equal opportunities for everyone in using PC

• possible part of ECDL Select for Blinds (instead of Presentation)

Electronic Signature• accepted by the ECDL-F in July 2009

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Help with ECDL• Children with cancer• ECDL for refugees

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SUMMARY

What Hungary gives to the ECDL/ICDLCommunity:

• Basis of the QA System and help to maintain and develope quality

• 3 new modules (Imagemaker, Endorsed Modules: OCR - for Blinds, Electronic Signature)

• More flexible system: ECDL SELECT• Idea of the Public Test Book to satisfy consumers

and to maintain quality• The practice of the cooperation with the main

stakeholders of the digital literacy

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Add success after success

We are ready to support your efforts

Bea and Istvan

on behalf of the Hungarian ECDL