Do you need to improve your digital literacy skills? Let's find an in-person Digital Literacy class near you. Digital Literacy classes are offered to adult students who are 18 years and older. Classes are offered at the Adult Education Center in Wichita Falls, Texas who are wanting to improve their digital literacy skills.
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eligibility identification requirements
eligibility identification requirements
Acceptable IDs for Class - click here to view the TWC AEL-Approved Work Authorization and Identity Documentation. Students must present the program with acceptable documents from these lists as evidence of identity and employment authorization to be eligible for services.
student requirements for enrollment
student requirements for enrollment
Must be authorized to work in the United States
Complete registration paperwork through ConnectAble & finalize it with an Adult Education representative
Be administered TABE (Test Adult Basic Education) Baseline Assessment Test in-person at your testing appointment
Attend an Pathways to Digital Literacy session
Attend 40 or more instructional hours & take a post-assessment
Miss no more than three absences in an 8-week session
Be active and complete at least 2-4 hours per week in the distance learning curriculum
beginning computers
beginning computers
From Tech Basics to Workplace Confidence
From Tech Basics to Workplace Confidence
Feeling left behind by technology? Nervous about using a computer? Want to learn skills that can help you get a better job or manage your daily life?
The Digital Leap is a free, supportive, 12-week course designed specifically for adults who want to learn technology at their own pace. No prior computer experience is required! We start from the absolute beginning.
📅 What You Will Learn:
📅 What You Will Learn:
Weeks 1–3: Computer Basics: Mastering the mouse, keyboard, and organizing your files.
Weeks 4–6: Internet & Safety: Browsing the web securely and spotting online scams.
Weeks 7–8: Email Like a Pro: Setting up accounts, sending attachments, and blocking spam.
Weeks 9–11: Workplace Tools: Creating professional documents and basic budgeting spreadsheets.
Week 12: Online Job Search: Navigating job boards and uploading your resume.
Week 13: Capstone Project: Introduction to Slides, Job Search Presentations
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Navigate Computing Environments: Demonstrate proficiency in basic computer operations, file management, secure internet browsing, and cybersecurity best practices (Weeks 1–6).
Manage Digital Communication: Communicate effectively and professionally using email platforms, including managing attachments and organizing correspondence (Weeks 7–8).
Utilize Productivity Software: Create, edit, and format professional documents, budgeting spreadsheets, and presentations using Google Workspace (Weeks 9–13).
Execute Online Career Searches: Utilize digital job boards and networking platforms to conduct targeted job searches and submit online applications (Week 12).
Pathways to digital literacy orientation Dates:
Pathways to digital literacy orientation Dates:
October 5, 2026
*Those who are interested in Digital Literacy classes will need to complete registration paperwork through ConnectAble & finalize it with an Adult Education representative & a baseline test to be eligible for classes.
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