Online Training & Guides

Welcome to the Alaska Digital Partners Learning Library — your one-stop hub for trusted, easy-to-understand tech support materials. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your knowledge, this library includes:
  • Quick Learn & Do Guides – Printable learn & do guides for everyday digital tasks like setting up email, using Zoom, and staying safe online.
  • External Training & Resources– Carefully selected websites, videos, and tools that offer additional support for learners of all levels.
  • Videos and Tutorials Explore videos and tutorials on topics such as device basics, email, cybersecurity, parental controls, and more.
This space is designed especially for elders, educators, students, and community members across Alaska—helping you build skills, stay safe, and stay connected.
Explore the library and take your next step with confidence.

Online Training Courses

Our Online Training & Guides are designed to make technology feel accessible, practical, and empowering for everyone. Whether you are just beginning your digital journey or looking to strengthen your skills, these courses provide clear, step-by-step learning that you can move through at your own pace.
You’ll start with the basics in Introduction to Computers and Digital Devices, where you’ll build confidence using laptops, tablets, and smartphones. From there, Internet Basics and Safe Browsing helps you understand how to navigate the web responsibly, recognize trustworthy information, and stay safe online.
We place a strong focus on family and community safety. Protecting Our Kids provides guidance for parents and caregivers on creating safer online environments, understanding digital risks, and supporting healthy technology habits.
Our Using Microsoft courses introduce essential tools like Word, Excel, and other Microsoft applications that are commonly used for school, work, and everyday tasks. These skills help open doors to education, employment, and organization.
With Email and Digital Communication, you’ll learn how to communicate clearly and professionally online, manage your inbox, recognize scams, and build strong digital communication habits.
Cybersecurity Basics and Protecting Your Information teaches how to safeguard your personal data, devices, and online accounts. You’ll learn how to create strong passwords, recognize threats, and understand why digital security matters.
Finally, Common Online Topics brings together everyday tools and situations you’ll encounter online, helping you navigate digital life with greater confidence and independence.
Together, these courses form a practical learning path that supports individuals, families, and communities across Alaska in building safe, confident, and capable digital lives.

Courses Coming Soon!

 

Introduction to Computers and Digital Devices

 

Understanding Digital Devices

 

Getting to Know Your Laptop

 

What is an Operating System?

 

Navigating the Windows OS

 

Navigating the MacOS

 

Technology Troubleshooting & Support Skills

Quick Learn-and-Do Guides

For generations, Alaskans have learned by listening to our elders, watching carefully, and practicing together. These Learn & Do Guides carry that tradition forward — short, clear instructions you can follow step by step, so anyone can gain digital confidence. 

From the Yukon to the Aleutians, from the North Slope to Southeast, these guides are part of a bigger effort: empowering rural Alaska through digital access — connecting our people, strengthening our communities, and creating opportunities for the future.

Level 1 – Foundational Skills

Start with the essentials. This level focuses on building comfort with devices, basic digital tools, email, internet use, online safety, and video calling so learners can confidently take their first steps online.

Level 2 – Growing Digital Understanding

Build stronger everyday skills. This level helps learners manage devices and apps, improve productivity, communicate effectively, and better understand privacy and security in daily digital life.

Level 3 – Building on Digital Confidence

Use technology independently and with confidence. This level focuses on completing online tasks, managing digital services and payments, supporting others, and problem-solving in real-world digital situations.