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Certificate · AL
Digital Literacy
OpenEDG
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$49
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Digital Literacy validates a broad foundation for responsible, effective, and healthy technology use. Aligned with the DigComp framework and designed for learners aged 16 and older, this credential covers file management, devices, networking, communication and collaboration tools, and cybersecurity. No prerequisites apply, and the exam has 60 questions in single-select, multi-select, dropdown, and image-based formats with a 65% passing score. Exam DL-00-10x.
Assess digital technologies for everyday scheduling, communication, and productivityFind, assess, organize, and responsibly share digital content across devices and file formatsAnalyze the societal and ethical impact of digital technology and protect digital identityApply intellectual property rules including copyright, fair use, public domain, and Creative CommonsPlan continuous growth in digital proficiencyOperate computers and mobile devices, use cloud storage, and explain procedures for installing, configuring, and troubleshooting internal computer hardwareInstall, configure, and troubleshoot system and application software across operating systemsSet up, secure, and troubleshoot wired and wireless networks and connect mobile devicesAssess emerging computing innovations and their effects on industry and societyCreate professional and accessible documents and manage file types and backupsCollaborate and communicate effectively with digital tools in team and hybrid work settingsIdentify, respond to, and mitigate common cybersecurity threatsSecure devices and accounts using updates, strong passwords, and multi-factor authenticationProtect online privacy and reduce the environmental impact of digital activityAdopt healthy technology habits that support physical and mental well-being