Today is International Literacy Day, under the theme "Promoting literacy in the digital era the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO ) says digitalisation has been changing ways in which people learn, live, work and socialise, in both positive and negative ways.

While digital tools can help expand learning opportunities for marginalised groups, including 739 million young people and adults who lack basic literacy skills, this digital shift also risks creating double marginalization.

 To talk to us further on world literacy day is the Managing Director at Oxford University Press South Africa Karen Simpson.

Today is International Literacy Day, under the theme "Promoting literacy in the digital era the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO ) says digitalisation has been changing ways in which people learn, live, work and socialise, in both positive and negative ways.
While digital tools can help expand learning opportunities for marginalised groups, including 739 million young people and adults who lack basic literacy skills, this digital shift also risks creating double marginalization.
&nbsp;To talk to us further on world literacy day is the Managing Director at Oxford University Press South Africa Karen Simpson.