technologically literate造句

• It is clear the future requires people who are technologically literate.
• But even technologically literate teachers recognize the value of powering down the computers.
• Technologically literate and pressed for time, she almost never goes to the branch.
• "This technology is still available only to technologically literate households, " he noted.
• One of the initial motivators for the MLTI was for students in Maine to be technologically literate.
• "He's not a technologist, but a manager who is technologically literate ."
• For employers in Dubuque, as in many smaller cities in the Midwest, they need more technologically literate workers.
• The Turkish youth population is increasingly technologically literate and urbanised, having grown in the Internet age and in cities, unlike their fathers.
• However, the millennium-bug scare teaches another, broader lesson _ and that is not to expect too much even of technologically literate managers.
• The aim of the project is the promotion of a technologically literate information-based society in order to improve the citizens'quality of life.
• "Frequently our students are more technologically literate than our teachers, " said Frank Schiraldi, assistant director of professional development for the Ohio Department of Education.
• This is a group that Foster calls " aging yuppies who have resources, are technologically literate and like to do things that they can do effectively ."
• "I am bearly technologically literate, but I understand the gaming industry, the products we put out and what it takes to put a business together, " she said.
• It's not clear if his rivals are much more technologically literate than Bill Clinton, who last month held a bogus first presidential Internet chat in which he never touched the laptop in front of him.
• Now, the schools and government are ready to upgrade the National Education Technology plan so more students can reach the goal set in 2002 by the No Child Left Behind Act : become technologically literate by eighth grade.
• Equating technology with the Net is far too narrow an interpretation and may contribute to the belief that we are more technologically literate than we really are, said William E . Dugger Jr ., director of the Technology for All Americans project at the International Technology Education Association ( iteawww . org ), which sponsored the poll.
• Extracts from a document ( http : / / www . svi . org / PROJECTS / SCHOOLS / eduvis6 . html ) on the vision of smart schools in the SiliconValley, United States, follows : " Students can no longer be passive participants in the educationprocess, but must become technologically literate so as to become skillednavigators in this new age of interactive information ."
• The episcopate of this pop-reference movement were the post-Nabokovian Black Humorists, the Metafictionists and assorted franc-and latinophiles only later comprised by " postmodern . " The erudite, sardonic fictions of the Black Humorists introduced a generation of new fiction writers who saw themselves as sort of avant-avant-garde, not only cosmopolitan and polyglot but also technologically literate, products of more than just one region, heritage, and theory, and citizens of a culture that said its most important stuff about itself via mass media.