Digital Literacy - ed
Digital literacy proficiency is needed to fully participate in economic, civic, work, and daily l ife in the United States. ABE programsituated to support the developmare well-s ent of digital literacy by ensuring that learners have basic digital literacy skills and know how to nimbly leverage them to accomplish real-world work and academic tasks.
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