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Technological Literacy in the Digital Age

The following information pertains to the "Technological Literacy in the Digital Age Online Training" organized by ISO Academy on July 8, 2021.

Technological Literacy in the Digital Age

The language of the 21st century will be coding, and in the near future, the problem of foreign languages will be solved, automatic live translations from many languages to many others will be possible, and coding will be the language of the next century. Driverless vehicles, doctorless surgeries, smart buildings, administrative and other decisions, and intergalactic travel will all be accomplished thanks to coding algorithms. Even artistic activities will be more creative for those who understand the underlying principles of coding.

For us to be prepared for the future, it will be extremely important that we do not distance ourselves from coding concepts, logic, and techniques.

This session will provide information about "Coding," a subject that developed countries place great importance on and consider essential for the future of education.

Training Content

– Technological developments in the world in the 21st century
– What is coding? What is its use?
– Why should adults learn coding?
– The benefits of learning coding logic for our careers and relationships.
– The effects of coding on skills and competencies
– The importance of coding for companies
– How can someone who has never done any software development in their life learn to code without knowing anything about it?
– What skills and competencies are necessary to succeed in unknown industries in the future?
– Tools and methods used when teaching coding

Participation in the training is free.

To access program details, please Click here.


Meet our instructor.

Technological Literacy in the Digital Age

Volkan Keskin
Consulting Services – Founder, Trainer
She graduated from Robert College in 1989 and from Istanbul University's English Economics Department in 1994. She completed her master's degree in Advertising at Marmara University in 2003 and her Information Technology Project Management program at Boston College in 2014.

Between 1995 and 2001, he worked in the automation and organization departments of Pamukbank and Bank Kapital.

Between 2001 and 2008, he held management positions in the retail sector, focusing on product management, e-commerce, and software. In 2008, after further developing his software skills and completing training in software and web technologies, he served as the online technology director at Pronail Turkey. During this period, he established Kuponbay.com, the first cosmetics coupon website in Turkey, where he served as software manager. Later, as Software Director of Eviminfiyati.com, he achieved a first in Türkiye by providing real estate valuation infrastructure software services to Finansbank and Halkbank.

Between 2011 and 2015, as General Manager of Timberland, he managed all management processes of the company, including its online and mobile infrastructure.

Since 2015, in addition to mobile game development, he has been providing consulting services to companies on mobile software and online processes.

In 2018, in order to follow technological developments in the field of Coding and Robotics more closely, he attended conferences and seminars held abroad, including BETT (British Educational Training and Technology) and the California Technology Center (Fleet Science Center) in the USA.

Through "Maker Codes," which he founded, he provides coding training to adults and children according to their age groups, offering courses in coding, computer programming, and robotics programming with a team of instructors. He also provides technological literacy and computational thinking training to employees of corporate firms.

Academically, he also provides online coding training at Boğaziçi University and organizes coding courses at Koç University.

It aims to benefit new generations in the information age.

Volkan Keskin is married and has two children.

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