Learning Objective: 1. Explain what digital literacy is and describe why it matters for your work as a community health worker. 2. Set up, navigate, and use a digital device safely and confidently. 3. Organize, store, and protect the information you collect every day, and find trustworthy health information online. 4. Use digital tools to communicate effectively and create content that reaches the people in your community. 5. Stay safe online, protect your clients' personal information, and model good digital habits for the people around you. 6. Work through common technology problems on your own and know when and how to ask for help.
Link: Digital Literacy for Community Health Workers
Source: TechChange, Johnson & Johnson
Date of Publication: October 1, 2026
Presentation Format: Other
Learning Format: Asynchronous
Training Length: 2 Hours
Region: Global
Language: English
Free: Yes
Certification Available: Yes
TOT Available: No data available
Evaluation: No data available
Description of where/when training has been used: No data available