What means e-literacy for you?

Historically in Italy @- literacy has been much higher in Sud of Italy , i spoken about during the first day with my powerpoint presentation. 
In the table below a little short point of view in column one shows regional illiteracy rates for people under the age of 65, which are nearly the same throughout Italy. Column two shows people 65 and over, where the gap still persists. And column three shows the total population. The data was compiled by Istat for the 2001 census in Italy that including e-literacy item.

during the first day of the workshop I talked about the situation in Italy in terms of possibilities about e-literacy situation in my country, including with regard to best practices and the online petition that many teachers and counselors have signed and sent to our parliament to change the laws.

But during this workshop, the Italian government has resigned. I therefore fail to see very positive scenarios for the time for a change of direction in Italian politics  about e-literacy solution that these data will help to change soon.

The key words that means e-literacy for me  are series of panel discussions as the workshop of Seville and for me are: participation and awareness, exchange, efficiency, monitoring, citizenship training, new entrepreneurs with the aim of sharing to build a networking qualified to innovate a world that young people seem to understand before their parents.