We are looking for upperclassman, faculty members or students with mastery level understanding to teach digital literacy skills to our adult residents. Specific skills include:
Finding and Accessing Information: This includes the ability to use search engines, navigate websites, and locate information relevant to one's needs.
Evaluating Information: Critically assessing the credibility and reliability of online sources is crucial, as is understanding potential biases and misinformation.
Creating and Communicating Information: This involves using digital tools to produce various forms of content, such as text, images, videos, and presentations, and sharing them effectively.
Understanding Digital Systems and Tools: Knowing how to use different digital devices (computers, smartphones, tablets, etc.) and software applications is essential.
E-safety: Practicing responsible online behavior, protecting personal information, and understanding potential online risks are also part of digital literacy.
MS Suite: The basics of Microsoft Suite programs such as Word, Excel, Publisher, Powerpoint, etc. and how to create simple documents in each of the programs.
By responding to this posting, I understand and agree that I represent Alvernia University at both on and off campus locations. I agree to behave appropriately and act in accordance with Alvernia University’s Student Code of Citizenship. While serving offsite, I must abide by the organization’s rules and regulations. Students who do not abide by this understanding may be referred to Community Standards for further assessment of actions.
