ABSTRACT
Despite coming of age with the Internet and other technology,
many college students lack the information and communication
technology (ICT) literacy skills—locating, evaluating, and
communicating information—necessary to navigate and use the
overabundance of information available today. This paper
presents a study of the validity of a simulations-based
assessment of ICT literacy skills. Our overall goals for the
assessment are to support ICT literacy instructional initiatives at
colleges and universities.