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Jul 19 2009

Howard Rheingold on 21st Century Literacies

Posted by Dan Gillmor in Media Literacy

Don’t miss Howard’s talk from London — he’s working on a lot of the same issues that I’m thinking about, and doing it with his usual flair:

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