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Digital Literacy: About Digital Literacy

What is Digital Literacy?

According to the Institute of Museum and Library Services, "Digital Literacy is the ability to use the internet and other digital tools to find accurate information and apply that information to our own lives." 

Whether you're learning about a new device, navigating the internet, or staying safe online, this guide offers free resources to help.  Use the tabs to jump to a topic, or skim this page to get oriented. If you can't find what you need, feel free to contact us - we're glad to help!

What's in this guide?

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