Homework 1/25/10

In my article called "Literacy of the 21st Century," the author is pointing out the fact that teenagers these days seem to know a lot more about computers and technology then do most people from older generations. She is saying how we depend more now a days on computers and technology to help us become literate, where as twenty years ago, that was certainly not the case. The author is directing the argument towards a wide audience including parents and students to inform them of how things have changed over the years and how technology has effected literacy these days. The writer is trying to get her audience to accept how technology is changing our world and changing the way students now become literate. It is a well written article and points out many interesting facts!