Full course description
Description
This training session focuses on the intersection of digital literacy and health literacy, highlighting the importance of finding, understanding, and using reliable health information online. Participants will learn about best practices for evaluating online health sources, strategies for improving comprehension, and tools designed to close the digital divide. The session emphasizes the role of plain language, the teach-back method, and community partnerships in improving health outcomes.
Target Audience
This training is for healthcare providers, librarians, digital literacy educators, adult learners, community organizations, and individuals seeking to improve their ability to find and use online health information.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will be able to:
- Identify and evaluate reliable health information sources online.
- Apply plain language techniques to improve communication in health literacy.
- Utilize digital tools and resources to enhance online health information access.
- Implement strategies such as teach-back and universal precautions to improve understanding and engagement.