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The Moreno Valley Community Adult School offers a basic computer skills course designed to equip students with essential skills for personal and professional use, covering topics like computer hardware, software operations, and Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Students also develop internet skills for navigating websites and using search engines, providing a solid foundation for everyday computer tasks.
AGIF offers virtual computer instruction classes that teach parents basic computer literacy, digital citizenship, and how to keep their children safe online, among other skills.
Classes are one-time and cover different subjects, such as using a digital wallet or using google calendar. Classes are held remotely, and devices are not provided.
Tech for Success distributes refurbished computers to those who need assistance. Tech for Success also offers free digital literacy and computer classes. Applicants must take two online workshops. To get a laptop, applicants must take five online workshops.
The Riverside County Library offers Chromebooks and Wi-Fi Hotspots to community members who need access to technology outside the library. Any Riverside County resident, 18 years or older with an active library card in good standing, can borrow these devices from participating library branches.
San Jacinto Adult Education offers computer skills courses and provides Chromebooks to students enrolled in GED or Diploma programs. The computer skills courses help students develop essential technology proficiency, while the availability of Chromebooks ensures that they have the tools needed for their studies.
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Nearly every aspect of our everyday life now requires a basic level of digital knowledge and understanding. We need basic digital skills to communicate, find employment, access online education or socialize with friends and loved ones.
RivcoConnect is highlighting opportunities — both in-person and online — for anyone seeking to learn new digital skills or improve existing ones. A variety of classes and training are available that will help you to:
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Learn the basics of computer use
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Navigate the internet
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Write emails
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Use Microsoft Office and other programs
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Apply online for job openings
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And more
Digital Assessment
Northstar Digital Literacy features assessments that cover various topics of digital literacy. Anyone can take an assessment for free, with a results page showing what skills you’ve mastered and what skills need improvement. To get your free assessment, visit the Luis Robidoux Library’s Northstar portal.
Digital Literacy Classes
Use the search tool below to find a center offering digital literacy courses and devices near you or call 866-922-1016 for assistance. The training sites are managed by various external organizations including the Riverside County Library System, Adult Education Centers, and non-profit groups.
Nearly every aspect of our everyday life now requires a basic level of digital knowledge and understanding. We need basic digital skills to communicate, find employment, access online education or socialize with friends and loved ones.
RivcoConnect is highlighting opportunities — both in-person and online — for anyone seeking to learn new digital skills or improve existing ones. A variety of classes and training are available that will help you to:
-
Learn the basics of computer use
-
Navigate the internet
-
Write emails
-
Use Microsoft Office and other programs
-
Apply online for job openings
-
And more
Digital Assessment
Northstar Digital Literacy features assessments that cover various topics of digital literacy. Anyone can take an assessment for free, with a results page showing what skills you’ve mastered and what skills need improvement. To get your free assessment, visit the Luis Robidoux Library’s Northstar portal.
Digital Literacy Classes
Use the search tool below to find a center offering digital literacy courses and devices near you or call 866-922-1016 for assistance. The training sites are managed by various external organizations including the Riverside County Library System, Adult Education Centers, and non-profit groups.
Digital Training Sites