Digital Literacy Guide: Resources To Test And Improve Your Students' Digital Literacy Skills

Resources To Test Students' Digital Literacy Skills

Resources For Students' To Improve Their Digital Literacy Skills

All Aboard Digital Skills

All Aboard Digital Skills provides short courses for those at different stages in their use of technologies - including courses on digital creativity, course design and information skills, etc. Users can earn digital badges for satisfactory completion of the courses.

• Microsoft Digital Literacy

  The Microsoft Digital Literacy curriculum features five courses that cover computer basics: using the internet and productivity programs; security and privacy; digital lifestyles.
• Digital Learn

  Digital Learn provides digital literacy courses for users at all levels to help them tackle technology at their own pace and gain the confidence they need to succeed.
• GCFLearnFree

  GCFLearnFree provides essential courses for users needed to live and work in the 21st century, including Microsoft Office, email, internet safety and more.
• Applied Digital Skills

  Applied Digital Skills provides courses for users on everyday, curriculum and workplace digital tools. 
• Google Digital Garage Free

  Google Digital Garage Free provides courses on everything from searching the internet to social media, to help users grow their business or career.
• Rudaí23 - 23 Things for Information Skills

  The Rudaí23 programme is designed to introduce the user to new web tools and apps for creating content, collaborating, networking and sharing their work. While there is a library focus to much of the content there are tools within the course that are widely applicable in higher education. The programme consists of 23 modules. Participants can choose which modules to complete and can earn up to five digital open badges for satisfactory completion of all tasks.
• Learner Web

  Learner Web is a learning support system for users who want to increase their digital literacy. Learner Web offers self-paced instruction and is typically implemented as a combination of online learning and face-to-face interaction with a tutor or teacher.
• Open Learn Centre

  Open Learn Centre provides courses on coding, gaming, MOOCS and website development.