@book{0505ad8150a847acbf3879b09d5d4d8e,
title = "Computer literacy systematic literature review method",
abstract = "Although there have been many attempts to define the concept {\textquoteleft}computer literacy{\textquoteright}, no consensus has been reached: many variations of the concept exist within litera-ture. The majority of papers does not explicitly define the concept at all, insteadusing an unjustified subset of elements related to computers to assess a subject{\textquoteright}slevel of computer literacy. This can limit the generalizability of research and canlead to fallacious conclusions. This is an internal report listing the method by whichthe research was conducted.",
keywords = "Computer literacy, Computer skills, Digital literacy, Systematic literature review, Questionnaire development",
author = "Kegel, {Roeland H.P.} and Susanne Barth and Randy Klaassen and Wieringa, {Roel J.}",
year = "2017",
month = jun,
day = "19",
language = "English",
series = "CTIT Technical Report Series",
publisher = "Centre for Telematics and Information Technology (CTIT)",
number = "TR-CTIT-17-05",
address = "Netherlands",
}