The Wood County District Public Library has a new resource, Northstar Digital Literacy, for anyone looking to improve their skills with computers, software or technology.
Northstar Digital Literacy is a self-directed assessment and learning tool that covers a variety of technology scenarios. It comes complete with short lessons and practice exercises to improve skills on a number of common computer topics. The Northstar resource is available 24/7 on the library webpage, and library staff are available to help with the resource during regular hours.
Interactive digital literacy test topics include:
• Basic computer skills
• Internet basics
• Using email
• Windows and Mac operating systems
• Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Google docs
• Career search skills
• Supporting K-12 distance learning
• Social media and digital footprint
To start using Northstar, visit wcdpl.org/learning. For more information, call 419-352-5050 or email [email protected].
Ohio library access to Northstar is funded through a federal Institute of Museum and Library Services ARPA grant awarded by the State Library of Ohio.
