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Being able to discern and evaluate information, in order to be more critically aware of its source (author: individual, company, organisation etc.), purpose, credibility and usefulness.

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Use technology and social connectedness for the greater good, not just mindless consuming of others' ideas

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Use technology and social connectedness for the greater good, not just mindless consuming of others' ideas

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Donald Gould, 51, is homeless but he was once in the U.S. Marine Corps and he studied music education in Michigan

Gould developed an addiction problem after his wife died suddenly in 1998 and he lost custody of their 3-year-old son

After playing a community piano in downtown Sarasota he became an internet sensation and may get a job playing at a piano bar

A Florida homeless man who recently won national fame after a video of his amazing piano playing went viral has been given the opportunity to turn his life around.

Fans of Sarasota's Donald Gould created a GoFundMe page that raised $40,000 in just eight days with the goal of helping the trained musician get back on his feet.

Gould's touching musicianship already helped him reconnect with his long lost son and on Thursday the 51-year-old revealed he's entering a rehab program where he can start to get his life back in order following years of substance abuse that began with the death of his wife in 1998.

Also on Thursday, the newly clean cut Gould was offered a full scholarship at Michigan's Spring Arbor University, where he completed all but a few credits toward a degree in music.

'The best part of the story was getting out there and playing again. After that makeover and people were looking at me and every time I got done playing they would clap,' Gould told WWSB as he watched a segment about himself on Inside Edition.

'I'm living the dream right now it looks like,' said Gould, as he prepared to enter rehab with his fellow homeless musician Paul Lenardo. 'We've got everyone behind us now, all of a sudden, and apparently we've made an impact on all the homeless people out there.'

After they get out, the GoFundMe money will help Gould with buying a car and getting a home.

Per the page's creator, Jacqueline Bevan:

'My husband and I are friends with Donald and he is aware of this specific account. All funds will be deposited directly to an account set up for him by a lawyer. We will not be personally accessing these funds.'

Gould's good fortune began after public pianos were installed in downtown Sarasota. Gould became a star of the street as soon as he touched the keys.

Passerby Aurore Henry was so taken away by Gould's playing that she recorded a video of him and posted it to her YouTube on June 30 and it got over 2 million likes in just two days.

'We went outside to chat and we saw him playing and it was so phenomenal that I got my phone out to start recording it,' Henry, 34, told ABC news.

'Obviously I had no idea this would become such a thing. I put it on Facebook and I saw a few people share it right away.'

Gould caught her eye while playing Styx's 'Come Sail Away' perfectly.

Aurore also got the attention of WWSB who interviewed him as to how he became such a master of music.

Gould said he began playing clarinet when he was just a child and he continued to play in the U.S. Marine Corps.

After leaving the Marines he enrolled at Spring Arbor University in Michigan in order to study how to become a music teacher.

'I took music theory and ear training, and I had to learn how to play every instrument from the piccolo down to the tuba,' Gould told WWSB.

'I can write parts like a handbook.'

Gould had to drop out of school with just three semesters left to complete because he couldn't afford the tuition. He eventually got married and had a child and got other jobs.

In 1998, his wife died suddenly and he descended into depression and addiction and lost custody of his three-year-old son.

Gould can play anything from Billy Joel to Bach but his addictions got in the way of him leading a normal life.

Thanks to all the media coverage he may get to play at a piano bar at a place called the Surf Shack.

Gould told WWSB that he may have never become a music teacher but he teaches kids to play every time they sit at the piano.

'I play the 'Heart and Soul' bass, I say 'just hit the white keys, you can't screw up'... It doesn't matter how they play, if they play crappy or good, I always clap for them,' He says. 'I'm a nurturer, I'm a teacher.'

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Homeless piano man gets new lease on life

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Donald Gould, 51, is homeless but he was once in the U.S.

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Changing world that requires adaptability

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Think for themselves

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The importance of media with project based work, reports, etc.

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Be able to use several platforms and learn how to be independent; if presented with new technology have the skills to navigate and self-learn how to use it

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Do not type the whole question into google search.

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Knowledge of 'key words', current websites and forums to assist in learning

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Ability to resolve issues

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How do you check that students are doing the correct work and not using other technology

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The ability to work with others to solve problems.
Ability to be an effective teamleader

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To apply their learned knowledge in situations that don't exist yet

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Familiarity with common tech tools in the workplace

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Familiarity with common tech tools in the workplace

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How to write an email.

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Thinking outside the box

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- The ability to think critically about all information.
- The ability understand the issues from multiple perspectives, whilst developing the enhanced ability to think technically in order to be able to be empowered by technology and not beholden to it.
- The ability to communicate effectively with both the spoken, written word and with multi-media - It is also important that multi-media and digital literacies do not overshadow the importance of knowledge of written and spoken language.
- Effective and fair collaboration skills

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Students need to be able to use Google!!!!

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To think critically, and be able to decipher key messages from lots of information.