In the next two decades 90% of jobs will require some level of digital proficiency. Microsoft’s three online courses help build digital literacy for users seeking to compute with confidence. Microsoft provides practical tips, so users can stay safe online, increase productivity, and use technology to complement their lifestyle. Modules include computers basics, Office 365 tutorials and LinkedIn guidance.
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