A program of The Luc Cochran Foundation
Build the skills to confidently navigate today’s digital world.
Digital Foundations™ provides accessible technology education designed to help youth, adults, seniors, job seekers, families, and community members develop practical digital skills. Everything here is written in plain language, tested with beginners, and available to enrolled learners.
Courses
90+
Across 13 subject areas
Learning paths
8
From first click to workforce ready
Program fee
$50
One-time fee through TLCF
Focus
Metro Atlanta
And communities beyond
What we teach
Computer and internet fundamentals, email and communication, online safety and scam awareness, Microsoft Office and Google Workspace, job and career skills, smartphones, everyday digital life, social media, digital money skills, healthcare technology, and artificial intelligence.
How we teach it
- Plain language, with every technical term defined the first time it appears.
- Short lessons with screenshots, examples, tips and warnings.
- Knowledge checks that explain the answer instead of scoring you.
- Progress that saves automatically, so you can stop and come back.
- Large controls, keyboard navigation and an optional Easy View.
Who it is for
Built for real people, not for tech experts
Adults new to technology
Start at the very beginning with no assumed knowledge.
Seniors
A slower-paced path focused on everyday practical technology.
Job seekers
Resumes, applications, interviews and workplace tools.
Students
Research, documents, presentations and responsible AI use.
Families
Online safety, privacy and protecting children online.
Community partners
Libraries, schools, nonprofits and workforce organizations.
How to get access
Digital Foundations™ does not have public sign-up. Learners are enrolled by The Luc Cochran Foundation, and access is added within 48 hours of enrollment. Once your account is ready, you sign in with a secure link sent to your email — there is no password to remember.