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Digital Skills for the Network Age. A Beginner’s Guide


This beginner-friendly course will help you develop your digital literacy skills. Each session will be easy to follow, practical, and free of technical jargon. You will have the opportunity to ask questions, and all of them will be answered.

The course will take place once a week on Wednesdays at 19:00 MSK. Participants who attend at least seven out of the eight sessions will receive a certificate of completion.  

The course will be led by Daisy Thomas, an AI systems architect, researcher, author, and director of AI policy. Daisy holds certifications in AI ethics and foundational AI technologies from leading institutions. She is also an advocate for responsible artificial intelligence and civic education. In addition to Daisy’s expertise, the course will include guest speakers who will bring their own perspectives and insights.

Wednesday, September 3: The Digital World Around Us
Explore how the internet functions as an ecosystem, and learn how every online action leaves a trace in your digital footprint.

Wednesday, September 10: Privacy & Security Basics
Learn what personal data is, why it matters, and how to spot common digital risks with simple tools like strong passwords and safe browsing habits.

Wednesday, September 17: Communication in the Digital Age
Discover the differences between private and public communication online, and why tone, culture, and context matter more than ever.

Wednesday, September 24: News, Misinformation & Trust
Understand how misinformation spreads and gain tools to tell the difference between credible content and emotional clickbait.

Wednesday, October 1: Introduction to AI
Meet the AI that already shapes your daily life, from filters to recommendations, and explore how these tools learn from patterns.

Wednesday, October 8: AI-Generated Content Awareness
Spot deep fakes, fake voices, and synthetic media, and understand why recognizing AI-made content matters for safety, trust, and truth.

Wednesday, October 15: Digital Identity & Reputation
Build awareness of how you appear online, and learn how to shape a digital presence that reflects both safety and intention.

Wednesday, October 22: The Future of Digital Life
Look ahead to smart tech, automation, and AI assistants, and reflect on how to stay balanced, curious, and future-ready in a fast-moving world.


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