Digital Literacy for IC3 Global Standard 6

Prepare for the official IC3 Digital Literacy Global Standard 6 certification with this essential course.
Dive into the evolving world of digital literacy as you unpack the complexities of current computing concepts. This course guides you through an understanding of what digital literacy truly means in today’s context, including the effective use of cloud technology and mobile devices.
Gain a solid understanding of core concepts like how to find and validate research results, become a productive and effective communicator, and collaborate effectively to create content in modern digital environments.
Delve into a comprehensive series of computer theory credentials that employ seven digital literacy domains to successfully understand and apply these skills through situational examples and visual content such as walk-th roughs, diagrams, and illustrations.
Level 1- Introductory: Introduces fundamental concepts and essential components.
Level 2 – Intermediate: Builds on the knowledge covered in Levell to apply practical abilities to each of the seven domain skills at this level.
Level 3-Advanced: Focuses on concepts for an advanced understanding of digital literacy and builds a technical foundation of skills and knowledge to succeed in personal, academic, and professional environments.
Navigate across the seven digital domains and discover a vast array of relevant topics.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Technology Basics: From explaining fundamental networking concepts to identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving technical problems.
• Digital Citizenship: From cultivating, managing, and protecting your digital reputation to understanding best practices for digital citizenship.
• Information Management: From understanding copyright and licensing restrictions for digital content to evaluating digital information sources and multiple search results.
• Content Creation: From creating basic documents and presentations to more advanced activities like editing, and publishing or presenting original digital media content.
• Communication: From interacting with others in a digital environment to managing interpersonal
  digital communications.
• Collaboration: From identifying digital etiquette standards for collaborative processes to contributing constructively to project teams.
• Safety and Security: From protecting devices and digital content to managing device security.

Course Length: 50-80 hours

Course Prerequisites
This courseware is targeted toward people who are new to computers or have limited exposure to a computer prior to taking this course. A student may have no or limited prior experience using a web browser, word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, or email program. There are no expectations of existing computer knowledge.