TEACHERS
Start teaching practical digital skills
Use our creative, video-based lessons in the classroom or remotely to prepare students for the jobs of today and tomorrow
Why Applied Digital Skills works
Free of charge, flexible and ready-to-use
Adapt our video-based lessons for remote or in-classroom teaching, free of charge
Project-based curriculum
Students leave with a useful project, like a presentation, a résumé or a research plan
Skills for school, work and life
Teach the 4 C's: communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking
Connect with Google Classroom
Connect Applied Digital Skills with Google Classroom to import your register and more
Check out our most popular lessons
Write an If-then Adventure Story
Collaborate with classmates to create an interactive story using Google Slides.
Create a Presentation "All About a Topic"
Create an interactive presentation to share information about a topic you care about.
Create Quizzes in Google Forms
Use Google Forms to create quizzes to test yourself and others on a topic.
View our teacher resources
Check out resources like our Get Started Guide and our Help Center for more info
View teacher resourcesGet started in just a few steps
Sign in to create an account
Sign in to fill out your profile and view your teacher dashboard
Create a class and add your students
Share the class code with your students or import your roster from Google Classroom
Find a lesson
Filter lessons by grade, digital tool or topic, or search by keywords
Prepare to teach
Use resources like lesson plans and rubrics to tailor your teaching to meet student needs
"Applied Digital Skills provides a fantastic resource for teachers and students in developing the digital literacy skills our young learners desperately need to succeed in all types of work."
For teachers who also teach computer science
Google also offers CS First — a free introductory computer science curriculum for students in Key Stages 2 and 3 that makes coding easy to teach and fun to learn. Students develop critical thinking and learn core computer science concepts as they create their own projects. Educators lead the way, utilising lesson plans, tutorials, activities, and other resources.