Professional Skills: Digital Fluency
About this course
From navigating workplace tools to evaluating online information, digital literacy is now a core skill across every industry. The Digital Fluency specialization—built with Nicholas Proferes, Assistant Professor at the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences—helps learners gain greater familiarity and comfort with digital tools, data privacy, online communication, and technology trends that impact the modern workforce. Whether you're looking to improve your tech confidence or support your team’s digital transformation, this program provides a flexible foundation for success in the digital economy. This specialization is designed for: Career switchers entering tech-enabled fields Entry-level professionals looking to boost digital confidence Team members adapting to remote and hybrid work environments Anyone seeking to improve their digital fluency and online awareness
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What you'll learn
- familiarity with digital tools
- understanding of data privacy
- skills for online communication
- insights into technology trends
Course objectives
- improve tech confidence
- support team digital transformations
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