Over 17,000 learners in Dong Nai complete online digital literacy course

According to the Dong Nai City Department of Science and Technology (DoST), as of the morning of October 20, more than 66,000 accounts had been activated on the online learning platform for the “Digital literacy for all” program for officials, civil servants, public employees and workers across the city. More than 32,100 people had enrolled, of whom over 26,300 had accessed the platform to study, accounting for nearly 82% of all enrollees. More than 17,000 learners had completed all modules and the final assessment.

An officer from the Trang Bom Ward Public Administration Service Center helps a resident install the “Digital literacy for all” app at a launch ceremony in response to National Digital Transformation Day and Lifelong Learning Week in Trang Bom ward in early October 2026. Photo: Hai Quan

The 100-day peak campaign to promote the “Digital literacy for all” model across Dong Nai’s political system runs from September 17 to December 25, 2026. Progress is monitored weekly based on data from the online learning platform. The DoST has begun issuing electronic certificates to learners who complete the program.

The course is based on a multimedia learning package for the “Digital literacy for all – Digital National Assembly” drive, standardized and transferred by the National Assembly Standing Committee. The package contains 26 modules and 136 short video lectures covering digital transformation, digital technology and artificial intelligence, along with essential digital skills. Each lecture includes multiple-choice questions to assess learners’ understanding of the material.

By H.Q – Translated by M.Nguyet, Thu Ha