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Monitoring knowledge societies 

The UIS is currently developing new surveys and methodologies needed to help track the ways in which people access and use information and generate knowledge in the digital age. In particular, the UIS media survey provides a global perspective on print, broadcast and digital media. The Institute has also developed a new survey to monitor trends in the educational use of information and communication technologies (ICT).  Furthermore, we are developing a new methodology to help countries measure the information literacy skills of their citizens. 

Our work in this field entails close collaboration with UNESCO’s Communication and Information Sector, experts, national statisticians and other statistical agencies. 

The Institute contributes to UNESCO’s International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC) and the Information for All Programme (IFAP). The UIS is also an active member of the Partnership on Measuring ICT for Development, which was established through the World Summit on Information Society.

 What's New?

Latin America and the Caribbean: How many schools are connected in the digital age?
The UIS launched a regional survey in 40 countries of Latin America and the Caribbean to collect data on the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education.
 

 The UIS and Communication

ICT in Education

The UIS is developing a survey on use of new technologies in classrooms around the world.

Information Literacy

A new framework to collect information on how people access and use information.

Media Statistics
Learn more about the Institute’s data collections on print, broadcast and digital media.
Training & Expert Meetings

Consult the reports from UIS training workshops and expert meetings.

 

 

 Did You Know...

In Belarus, almost 92% of primary and secondary schools provide computer-assisted instruction.

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