Professional Development Course – BSDI

Fundamentals of Digital Literacy Course

Introduction:

The Fundamentals of Digital Literacy Course is designed to provide participants with essential knowledge and skills to navigate the digital landscape effectively. In today’s digital age, digital literacy is indispensable for personal and professional success. This course covers a wide range of topics, including computer basics, internet usage, digital communication, online safety, and productivity tools. Participants will gain confidence in using digital technologies and be better equipped to thrive in a digital-first world.

 

Course Contents:

  1. Introduction to Digital Literacy
  2. Computer Basics: Hardware and Software Overview
  3. Operating Systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux
  4. File Management: Organizing and Managing Files and Folders
  5. Internet Basics: Browsing, Searching, and Web Navigation
  6. Email Essentials: Sending, Receiving, and Managing Email Messages
  7. Online Communication Tools: Instant Messaging, Video Calls, and Social Media
  8. Digital Citizenship: Responsible and Ethical Online Behavior
  9. Online Safety and Security: Protecting Personal Information and Avoiding Cyber Threats
  10. Password Management: Creating Strong and Secure Passwords
  11. Privacy Settings: Configuring Privacy Options on Websites and Social Media Platforms
  12. Introduction to Cloud Computing: Storing and Accessing Files Online
  13. Productivity Tools: Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Google Workspace
  14. Digital Collaboration: Sharing and Editing Documents Online
  15. Web-Based Applications: Online Learning Platforms, Project Management Tools, and Collaboration Software
  16. Digital Media Literacy: Understanding Digital Images, Audio, and Video Formats
  17. Digital Literacy for Work: Using Technology in the Workplace
  18. Digital Skills for Personal Finance: Online Banking, Budgeting Apps, and Financial Management Tools
  19. Digital Health and Wellness: Managing Screen Time, Ergonomics, and Digital Stress
  20. Digital Literacy Resources and Continuing Education Opportunities

 

Career Prospects:

Upon completion of the Fundamentals of Digital Literacy Course, participants will have acquired essential digital skills that are highly sought after by employers across various industries. Career prospects include:

– Digital Literacy Instructor/Educator

– Digital Skills Trainer/Coach

– Technology Support Specialist

– Digital Literacy Program Coordinator

– Community Outreach Coordinator

– Digital Inclusion Advocate

– Technical Support Representative

– Customer Service Associate

– Administrative Assistant

– Entry-Level IT Support Technician

 

Job Roles:

Participants will develop practical skills in using digital tools and technologies for communication, productivity, collaboration, and personal finance. They will learn how to navigate operating systems, manage files, browse the internet safely, and utilize productivity software effectively. Additionally, participants will gain an understanding of digital citizenship, online safety best practices, and privacy considerations. These skills are valuable for a wide range of job roles that require digital literacy and proficiency in using technology in both personal and professional contexts.

 

Duration:

The Fundamentals of Digital Literacy Course spans 3 months, comprising a total of 36 hours of instruction. Participants will engage in interactive lectures, hands-on workshops, practical exercises, and online resources to develop their digital literacy skills. They will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios and receive feedback from instructors to enhance their proficiency in digital technologies.

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Enrolled: -1 students
Duration: 3 Months
Video: 36 Hours
Level: Intermediate