Digital Literacy Project
The Digital Literacy Project by UDGI Foundation is an initiative to empower rural and underserved communities—especially women and youth—with essential digital skills. Through community-based training centers, the program teaches the basics of computer use, internet safety, digital communication, online services, and financial tools to help people become confident, connected, and independent in today’s digital world.
Why Digital Literacy
UDGI Foundation’s Digital Literacy Project aims to bridge the digital divide by empowering rural communities, especially women and youth, with essential technology skills.
It ensures people can confidently use smartphones, computers, and the internet for education, employment, and daily life.
The project supports inclusive growth by enabling access to digital tools, government services, and online safety knowledge.
Our goal is to build a digitally aware society where no one is left behind in the digital age.
🔹 Main Focus Areas
Basic Computer Skills – Teaching how to use a computer, keyboard, mouse, and basic software.
Smartphone Usage – Guiding participants to operate Android phones, apps, and camera tools confidently.
Internet & Email – Training on browsing, Google search, email, and useful websites.
Digital Financial Literacy – Teaching safe use of UPI, online banking, and digital payments.
Cyber Safety Awareness – Educating about online fraud, secure passwords, and responsible internet use.
Access to Government Services – Helping citizens use portals like DigiLocker, Aadhaar, and job portals.
Social Media & Communication – Training on using WhatsApp, Facebook, and YouTube effectively and safely.
How Digital Literacy works
UDGI Foundation implements the Digital Literacy Project through local training centers, mobile labs, and community outreach.
We deliver short, hands-on courses designed for rural learners, focusing on practical usage of digital tools.
Training is led by local digital trainers to ensure relatability, trust, and language comfort.
The program ensures inclusivity by targeting women, youth, and first-time digital users with certification and follow-up support.
🔸 Key Implementation Areas
Community Training Centers – Set up digital classrooms in villages and semi-urban areas.
Mobile Digital Labs – Reach remote areas through van-based training setups.
Structured Curriculum – Simple, need-based lessons designed for beginners.
Batch-wise Training – 15–30 learners per group for better individual attention.
Local Trainers – Community-based instructors trained by UDGI Foundation.
Daily Practical Sessions – Hands-on practice with laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
Certification & Mentorship – Provide digital certificates and connect learners to advanced opportunities.
Special Focus Groups – Extra support for women, SHGs, school dropouts, and small entrepreneurs.
Digital Basics and Internet Introduction
Essential Computer & Smartphone Skills
Communication and Social Media Skills
Digital Financial Literacy
Government Services and Career Tools Online
Future Skills
Education Cumulative
Impact
50K Children Empowered
with Interactive Digital Literacy Experiences
500+ Educator Trained
in Digital Literacy and Computer focussed pedagogy
500+ Digital Literacy Center
through innovative teaching learning practices
