Digital Literacy for Non-Tech Users Course

About this Course

In today’s digital world, basic technology skills are no longer optional — they are essential for productivity, communication, and career growth. Digital Literacy for Non-Tech Users is a practical and beginner-friendly course designed specifically for individuals who do not have a technical background but want to confidently navigate digital tools and platforms.

This course simplifies technology by focusing on everyday applications rather than complex programming or coding. Participants will learn how to use computers, smartphones, email platforms, online collaboration tools, and cloud-based systems efficiently and safely. The training also covers digital communication etiquette, online research skills, cybersecurity awareness, and productivity tools commonly used in modern workplaces.

Through hands-on exercises and real-life examples, learners will gain confidence in using digital tools to complete tasks, manage information, communicate professionally, and protect their data online. Whether you are an administrative staff member, teacher, entrepreneur, ministry worker, student, or job seeker, this course empowers you to function effectively in a technology-driven environment.

Course Outline

Introduction to Digital Literacy

• Understanding digital devices and systems

• Basic computer and smartphone operations

• Navigating operating systems

• Essential digital terminology

Internet and Online Navigation Skills

• Safe internet browsing

• Effective online research techniques

• Identifying credible information sources

• Understanding digital footprints

Digital Communication and Collaboration

• Professional email usage

• Video conferencing tools

• Online collaboration platforms

• Digital etiquette and professionalism

Productivity Tools for Everyday Work

• Word processing basics

• Spreadsheets and simple data organization

• Presentation tools

• Cloud storage and file sharing

Cybersecurity and Data Protection

• Recognizing online threats

• Password management best practices

• Protecting personal and organizational data

• Safe use of social media

Digital Confidence and Continuous Learning

• Adapting to new digital tools

• Troubleshooting common issues

• Building digital independence

• Staying updated with technology trends