Digital Technology
$399.00
This course will cover how digital technology involves using digital tools and software; applying security measures to protect the hardware, software and personal data; and understanding using digital information.
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Return to StoreThis course will cover how digital technology involves using digital tools and software; applying security measures to protect the hardware, software and personal data; and understanding using digital information.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Use computers and hardware to complete your work tasks
- Select and use the correct software to complete your work tasks
- Apply security procedures to protect workplace hardware and software applications, data and personal information
- Understand and use digital information
Course Outline & Major Topics
- What is Digital Technology?
- Why Use Digital Technology?
- Digital Technology and Traceability
- Starting Your Shift
- During Your Shift
- Addressing Issues
- Self-Assessment
- Using Digital Systems and Tools
- E-mail Programs
- Safe E-mail Practices
- E-mail Etiquette
- Writing Better E-mails
- E-mail Activity – Identify the Errors
- Online Learning Programs
- Automated Food Processing Systems
- Different types of digital systems and tools
- Mobile Digital Devices
- Digital Work Management Systems
- Using Software and Digital Applications
- Word Processing Software
- Spreadsheet Software
- Database Software
- Web Browsers
- Tips for Effective Web Browsing
- Test Your Web Browsing Knowledge
- Equipment Software
- Putting Your Digital Technology Skills to WORK
- Staying Safe in Digital Environments
- Follow Your Employer’s Digital Technology Policy
- Back-up and Store Digital Contents
- Determine Trustworthiness of Digital Sources
- Practice Safe Digital Technology Behaviours
- Gathering and Using Digital Information
- Determine Digital Information Needs
- Gather Information from a Variety of Sources
- Types of Digital Information
- Understanding Digital Information
- Inputting Digital Information
*Receive a nationally recognized certificate for participation in this course
Who Should Take This Course?
- New Hires
- Line Workers
- Supervisory and Management
- Quality Assurance Teams
- Food Safety Teams
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