Everett Library: History: Digital Literacy Sites

Digital Literacy Sites

LinkedIn Learning This link opens in a new window
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This action should place you on the login page, which will prompt you to enter your "Library card number" and "PIN."

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Library card number = q + Q-Card ID number (e.g. q123456)
PIN = Your birth year (e.g. 1985)

LinkedIn Learning is an online educational site that includes over 3,000 courses (and over 130,000 videos) in popular fields like web design, web development, IT, education/instruction, media production, and business. [Provided by Charlotte Mecklenburg Library]

Digital SkillUp
Digital SkillUp is your starting point to learn more about emerging technologies and benefit from them in your daily life and work, now and in the future. 
DigitalLearn.org
Tools and Resources for Trainers
Each class contains a minimum of three supporting documents, which generally include a Design Document (Instructor's Guide), an Activity Sheet, and a Handout. PowerPoint presentations, practice files and additional documents may also accompany classes when applicable. With these items, and a bit of preparation and practice, you will be ready to teach any of our classes in no time!
Digital Travellers
This is an EU project and provides lessons on digital devices, information and data literacy, communication and collaboration, digital content collaboration, safety, and problem solving.
GCF LearnFree
Build your future

Learn and develop the skills needed to advance in work and life.
Connect Safely
ConnectSafely is a Silicon Valley, Calif.-based nonprofit organization dedicated to educating people about safety, privacy, security and digital wellness. Our resources include research-based safety tips, parents’ guidebooks, advice, news and commentary on all aspects of tech use and policy. We offer in-depth guides and “quick-guides” for parents, educators, youth and policymakers along with resources for seniors and other adults. We also produce the twice-weekly ConnectSafely Report for CBS News Radio along with webcasts, podcasts and special events.
NY Public Library Tech Connect
The New York Public Library's TechConnect program TechConnect Logohelps adults develop confidence in their computer skills and grow more comfortable in today's digital world. From learning the basics of how to use a computer to coding to digital media production, there is a class for everyone. Topics range from beginner to advanced level, including series-based programs for those who want more in-depth knowledge.