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Digital Proficiency

Use technology to communicate, problem-solve, and complete tasks in a responsible manner.

Developing this competency at CSU

Experience

• Academic Support/Tutor

• Classroom Assignments

• Student Organization/Club

Resume Bullet Point

• Created instructional videos and tutorials on complex subjects, showcasing digital proficiency in video editing and presentation software to provide students with additional resources for self-paced learning and review outside of tutoring sessions.

• Acquired proficiency in data analysis software such as Excel or SPSS, extracting valuable insights from complex datasets to support research projects and academic coursework, demonstrating analytical and technical expertise.

• Designed visually compelling promotional materials using graphic design software like Adobe Photoshop or Canva, ensuring consistent branding and capturing the attention of the target audience for successful event promotion.

Developing this competency Online

You do not need a complete LinkedIn Profile, to use LinkedIn Learning. If you’d like support in creating your profile visit the Career Center in-person or virtually through a drop-in.

What is LinkedIn Learning? On March 7, 2023, the Office of the Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs launched free campus-wide access to LinkedIn Learning, a [FREE] robust online learning resource, for all CSU faculty, staff and students.

How to activate your LinkedIn Learning account
If you’re new to LinkedIn Learning, this How to Use LinkedIn Learning course is a great place to start. Happy learning!

As a CSU student, you have access to this 24/7 online resource. You can earn badges and develop skills around this competency on your own schedule. *Your account must be created with your colostate.edu email address.

We’ve curated a list of trainings for developing this competency. Click the link below to access it.