LEC Programs
Basic Digital Literacy
Computer Basics Class
Free weekly online class for adults with little or no experience using computers.
Learn
Free weekly online class for adults with little or no experience using computers.
- Computer parts and programs
- Internet
- Online safety
- Make and use files
- Google Apps
When
- Wednesdays 10:00 - 11:30 am Online
- Thursdays 1:30 - 3:00 pm Online
To Join
- Have a computer and internet connection
- Have Social Insurance Number (SIN)
- Age 18 or older
What People Say About the Basic Digital Literacy Program
"I am thankful that my self-confidence has gradually improved through this class and I can present in front of others.”
G.J.K.
BDL Student
“After taking classes at LEC, I learnt quite a bit about the computer that I didn't use before. I got much more comfortable and organized to use my computer.”
M.L.
BDL Student
Try out your Computer, Smartphone, and Tablet Skills
We created a website to help you learn:
- Touchscreen practice
- Learn the keyboard
- Data privacy
- Copy, cut, and paste
- Social media awareness
- Download files
- More
More Free Classes and WOrkshops
- Computer parts and programs
- Internet
- Online safety
- Make and use files
- Google Apps
To sign up:
- Email: agardner@laboureducation.org
- Phone: 647-564-6532
View Work Made by Learners in Our Classes
Learners made:
- Art
- Writing
- Videos
- Websites
- More
For unions and community organizations
We customized basic digital literacy classes for your clients and members at your location and online.
We have partnered with:
- TNO Senior’s Services: Smartphone & Tablet Basics
- IBEW 353 Pathways Program: Critical Media & Financial Literacy
- UNIFOR 1869 Action Centre: Computer Basics; Smartphone& Tablet Basics
- UNIFOR 1285 Action Centre: Computer Basics
Basic Digital Literacy STAFF
Audrey Gardner
Literacy & Basic Skills Coordinator
647-564-6532
[email protected]
Ryan Pike
Basic Skills Instructor
416-771-3415
[email protected]
Kara Manso
Basic Skills Instructor
437-422-6813
[email protected]
The Basic Digital Literacy Program uses a social justice and worker rights approach to help adults improve digital technology, reading, writing, and spelling skills.
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