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Can you tell me how traditional and media literacy relates to computer applications concepts and techniques, or new age of computer (Microsoft 2003) how does it relates todays schools programs for examples books, films. etc

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Like most of computer applications concepts and techniques are very much relates to traditional and media literacy.
Like books has been replace with e-books (electronic version of books)
-Card board, display, sign boards replaced with Microsoft ...

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