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The primary objective of a foundation IT course is to equip students with necessary IT skills to facilitate problem solving in daily life, academic studies and the future workplace. As an IT educator, we always come across a high degree of digital divide among students, as exemplified by the post-course student evaluation feedback: a group of students reflected the foundation IT course as “too easy”...
The role of computer and information literacy in the contemporary digital society is as important as language proficiency. This is widely exemplified in the graduate requirements in many tertiary institutions: students must pass the compulsory IT subject(s), often as a mandatory General Education (GE) course, before graduation irrespective of majors. Challenges arise to the computer science faculty...
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