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Literacy Link South Central’s Digital Literacy Modules are a
comprehensive collection of free learning materials designed to help adult
learners build foundational technology skills. The modules can be used
individually or as a full curriculum, making them useful for both structured
classroom instruction and flexible, learner-directed digital skills
development. Topics range from basic computer use and internet navigation to
online safety, digital communication, online forms, online banking, and
evaluating online information.
This resource:
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Offers free digital literacy modules that can be
used individually or as a complete curriculum
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Builds foundational skills in computer use,
internet navigation, email, online forms, and digital communication
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Addresses online safety topics such as
passwords, spam, computer viruses, personal information, and digital footprints
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Includes practical modules on everyday digital
tasks, such as online banking, online shopping, using Zoom, WhatsApp,
calendars, cloud storage, and USB drives
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Provides materials in multiple formats,
including PDF, Word, and interactive versions for selected modules
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Features adapted resources for Francophone
populations and learners with diverse learning needs
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Includes curriculum planning tools, a suggested
order of topics, glossary materials, and practitioner supports
The modules offer flexible, ready-to-use materials that can
help literacy practitioners plan digital skills instruction while supporting
learners as they build confidence using technology safely and independently.
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