This is a 5-class series being provided to SIT World Learning. These classes will discuss important and fundamental digital literacy lessons for new Vermonters. 1 9/1/2026 Introduction to Computers 6:00pm – 7:30pm 2 9/8/2026 Computer Usage Basics 6:00pm – 7:30pm 3 9/15/2026 Internet Basics & How to Connect 6:00pm – 7:30pm 4 9/22/2026 Search Engines
This is an in-person 2-part series of workshops which are being offered at the South Burlington Public Library. This series is open to all and being provided free of charge! Over 2 hour-and-a-half sessions, participants will have the chance to get hands-on with AI and personal cybersecurity tools and learn how to make technology work
This is a public monthly 4-class series that is being offered to Williston Recreation and Parks. These classes will give insight into basic but fundamental digital literacy skills such as using accessibility settings on mobile devices, telemedicine, and online scam prevention. Additionally, we will be utilizing class materials provided by Senior Planet! 1 9/8/2026 Direct
We’re happy to announce that our Everyday Tech series in partnership with Central Vermont Council On Aging and Senior Planet has made the papers! The Everyday Tech series is a free class for seniors that focuses on providing fundamental technology skills to older adults in central Vermont. Keith Puffer, CVCOA’s Tech Program Volunteer Coordinator said
We’re happy to announce that, next week, we will be working with the Boys and Girls Club of Burlington to provide a OneDrive class to their staff. This class is part of our Digital Navigation Program, an initiative we created with Comcast to support local nonprofits by providing “train the trainer” digital literacy courses to
This week marks the conclusion of our trainings with Cohorts 3, 4, and 5 as part of our ongoing workforce digital literacy program in partnership with A4TD! This program works to provide professional digital literacy trainings to people looking to re-enter the workforce. Our series focuses on topics such as computer and phone literacy, scam