Research Guides: Digital Equity through Digital Inclusion: Resources

Digital Literacy Resources by Partners

Resources by Partner Members:

Wake Technical Community College resources (opens in a new tab) - link to open/free Wake Tech classes/workshops for the public, link to other guides of interest (fake news and how to guides)

Wake County Public Libraries Resources (opens in a new window) - Library website, how to videos, internet safety pamphlet, NCLive (whatever documents and links this partner wants us to add)

Wake County Public School System Resources (opens in a new window) - WCPSS Webpage, Logging on to student account PDF, Contacting your child's teacher, (whatever documents and links this partner wants us to add)

Digital Literacy Resources Available Free Online

Documents and links to common digital literacy resources.

i.e. How to be safe on the internet handout, Google Suite Learning Center, etc

Bright Horizons College Coach (opens in new window)
College Coach gives families personalized and actionable advice built from their real experiences assessing applications and essays, making admissions decisions, and knowing what helps students stand out
The College Prep Guide (opens in new window)
The College Prep Guide is a comprehensive online resource guide & directory for your college preparation, providing valuable information for both aspiring students and their parents.
GCF Global (opens in new window)
GCFLearnFree.org is a program of the Goodwill Community Foundation® and Goodwill Industries of Eastern North Carolina Inc.® (GIENC®) providing lessons for people to improve their technology, math, and English skills. All educational content is designed and produced in the GCF Global headquarters in Durham, N.C.
Google for Education - Applied Digital Skills (opens in a new window)
Teach and learn practical digital skills needed for the jobs of today and tomorrow with 100+ free video lessons
Kramden Institute (opens in new window)
Providing technology tools and training to bridge the digital divide.
Microsoft Digital Literacy (opens in new window)
Learn how to effectively use devices, software, and the Internet to collaborate with others and discover, use, and create information
Raleigh Senior TechEd (opens in new window)
Raleigh Senior TechEd is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to educating adults on computer technology, including tablets and smartphones
Techboomers (opens in a new window)
Techboomers.com is a free educational website that teaches older adults and other inexperienced Internet users with basic computer skills about websites that can help improve their quality of life.
US Digital Literacy (opens in new window)
US Digital Literacy is dedicated to providing many resources for learners, teachers, principals, parents, and ALL education stakeholders to become better equipped in today’s digital world.

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Digital Literacy Resources Available Free Online