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Download full textVan Dyke, Carolynn – 1987
The borrowing of words by computer sciences from the field of English implies a widespread interest in the relationship between technology and language. To confirm the genealogy of "technological literacy," it would be useful to understand better linguistic literacy. To be literate is to be able to participate in the linguistic interchanges that…
Descriptors: Computer Science, Computer Science Education, Dialogs (Literary), English
