Cisco Networking Academy: Using Computer and Mobile Devices

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Using Computer and Mobile Devices Cisco Networking Academy

Digital Literacy Basics

Online • Self-paced • Beginner

This course can help you grow the confidence to use devices with greater independence and ease. Learn the essentials of using computers and mobile devices, from basic features and hardware to operating systems, apps, and internet connections. Practice managing storage, files, and performance on Windows, Android, and the cloud, while mastering trackpad and mouse gestures. Through hands-on activities and videos, build confidence and boost your digital skills.

Your newfound knowledge is a gateway to connections in the digital world. It can enhance your personal life, deepen connections with family and friends, support your educational pursuits, and boost your job prospects, earning potential, and productivity.

All individuals are welcome to participate. Register below. 

Course Details

Material Requirements
In order to participate to the Cisco Networking Academy courses, you will need a functioning laptop, keyboard, and mobile phone. 

Professionalism
Participation, completion of assignments, and demonstration of professionalism is required. 

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