Here is some information from an article in Serbian daily newspapers Politika regarding ICT literacy of people in Serbia that I would like to share with you:
Only every third person in Serbia can use a computer and the number of ICT illiterate residents is 3,142,854. That means more than one half of the entire population. The number of people with basic computer skills is 2, 108, 144. The number of people who can partly use the Internet, send and receive emails, edit text in MS Word and create a table in MS Excel is 910,586.
The highest number of ICT illiterate people is in the municipality of Gadzin Han-80.31% and in the municipality of Crna Trava- 78%. Both of them are in the south of Serbia.
According to the survey of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, most people with ICT skills are between 20 and 29 years old and the highest number of ICT illiterate people is over 65.
Only every third person in Serbia can use a computer and the number of ICT illiterate residents is 3,142,854. That means more than one half of the entire population. The number of people with basic computer skills is 2, 108, 144. The number of people who can partly use the Internet, send and receive emails, edit text in MS Word and create a table in MS Excel is 910,586.
The highest number of ICT illiterate people is in the municipality of Gadzin Han-80.31% and in the municipality of Crna Trava- 78%. Both of them are in the south of Serbia.
According to the survey of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, most people with ICT skills are between 20 and 29 years old and the highest number of ICT illiterate people is over 65.
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