Literasi Internet dan Partisipasi Politik Masyarakat Pemilih dalam Aktifitas Pemanfaatan Media Baru

Abstract

Convergence of Communications and Information Technology support the realization of the information society as planned by WSIS signatories, including Indonesia. WSIS planned the realization of ICT literacy at 50% of the world population by 2015 and 100% by 2025. This paper will present the results of research about computer literacy in rural coastal communities. The research location selection was related to an attempt to make them as part of the global information society. This study was based on positivistic paradigm with quantitative approach through survey methods in the province of DKI Jakarta, Bangka Belitung, and Bengkulu. The results of this study can be stated as follows. Minor variables indicate that respondents tend to have computer independent literacy skills. But particularly, it appears that the respondents in the coastal village of Bengkulu is far superior than other locations. Overall analysis of computer literacy showed that respondents who were more selfsufficient ability already prevalent in Bengkulu than two other locations. The same symptoms appears when it is viewed on the respondents who have not self-contained, Bengkulu province was also seen far less than other two locations, especially Bangka Belitung province which dominated by respondents that are not self-sufficient.

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