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Belgorod citizens will be able to check their digital literacy online

Residents of the Belgorod region were invited to participate in the all-Russian action “DigitalAtest” to check digital literacy

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Belgorod citizens will be able to check their digital literacy online

Residents of the Belgorod region were invited to participate in the all-Russian action “DigitalAtest” to check digital literacy. It is carried out under the national project "Data Economy".

Schoolchildren, students, working adults and older people can take part. For each group, questions were prepared taking into account everyday tasks.

You can pass the online test on the website digitaltest.rf until December 13. It does not require registration and takes no more than 20 minutes.

Recall that Belgorod residents became available online consultations of MFC employees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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