Digital literacy skills are becoming increasingly important as both education and health care use information technology more and more. These tools are designed to help students become 'digitally literate'. Library staff can also assist you with improving these skills.
The Australian government has created videos and activities to health people get online. Check out the resources on the Be Connected website
Many public libraries have digital skills classes and resources. For example, check out the tech sessions at City of Melbourne libraries
A great place to start building confidence online is at the Good Things website. Checkout the full list of resources here.
Google Applied Digital Skills
Google has a dedicated site where students can learn practical digital skills. Access the resources here and you will need a Google account to access the lessons.
YouthSpark Hub is run by Microsoft and is helpful for those who need assistance and advice with using a range of MS programs. As well as practical advice, it also features games and other applications to improve your IT skills. There are also tutorials on Office products available here and digital skills training resources here
Go Digi! was an Australian community-based campaign to support and develop digital literacy skills. It featured a variety of learning guides, including advice on how to use different programs, applying for jobs online and using web services safely. The website is now archived.
Using AI tools for study by Flinders University. Learning to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools effectively and appropriately is an essential digital literacy skill for both your studies and future career.
Once you've tried a few training programs and feel confident online, try the digital literacy self assessment tool here
Being a student can present many challenges, and rewards. Click on the link to view tips from Flinders University
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Assignment writing tips for Nursing and Midwifery students
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Clinical dosage calculations for Australia & New Zealand, 2nd ed. by 
Gatford and Phillips' drug calculations by There are a number of online learning tools to help you understand maths concepts.
The library has selected a couple of free online sources to get you started.
The library has a number of books to assist with study skills.
Check title links for availability or to place a hold.
Bailliere's study skills for nurses and midwives by 
Writing for nursing and midwifery students, 2nd ed. by 
The study skills handbook by 
Learning skills for nursing students by 
Nursing: study and placement learning skills by 
Medication maths for nurses and midwives by 