DOI Learning · DOI-native
Digital Work Foundations (DOI)
Orientation to the tools most remote and office roles expect, plus how to use AI and online sources responsibly. DOI explains what each tool is for and sends you to the provider's own free material to practise it.
Preview · Sample data — Demo course content, authored by DOI for this prototype. DOI claims no accreditation or certification for this course.
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Roles, readiness and what is still needed
Where this fits on the way to being considered for work.
Roles it supports
Part of: Virtual Assistant / Executive Support, Video Editor / Short-Form Editor, Brand / Marketing Operations, Content Repurposing / Creative Production, AI Data / AI Evaluation / AI Trainer, Research / Data Entry / Research Operations, Customer Support / Customer Operations, Project Coordinator / Project Operations, Business Operations, Sales / CRM / Pipeline Operations, Data / Reporting Analyst Foundations
Skills developed
Excel, AI-assisted workflows, Data literacy, Documentation
Prerequisites
None
Estimated time
~4h
Still needed after completion
- DOI interview (once, reused across introductions)
- Practical evidence reviewed by DOI
Completing this can make you eligible to be considered for related roles. It does not guarantee an interview, a match or a placement.
What you will be able to do
Stated as capability, not as a guarantee.
- Know which tool does what across Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
- Use a spreadsheet for simple lists, totals and filters
- Use AI assistants for drafts while checking every fact they produce
- Check whether an online source is trustworthy before using it
- Keep your devices, accounts and connection ready for remote work
Modules and lessons
Open any lesson to read it inside DOI.
Module 1 · Workplace suites: Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
Which tool is for what.
Module 2 · Spreadsheets: Excel and Sheets essentials
Rows, columns, totals, filters and clean data.
Module 3 · Docs and slides that people read
Structure beats decoration.
Module 4 · Teams, Slack and Zoom
Chat, channels and calls.
Module 5 · Notion and CRM fundamentals
Where work and customers are tracked.
Module 6 · AI literacy, prompting and AI-assisted work
Using AI as a drafting tool, not an authority.
Module 7 · Data literacy
Reading numbers without being misled.
Module 8 · Research and source verification
Is this source trustworthy?
Module 9 · Cybersecurity and remote-work infrastructure readiness
Your devices, accounts and connection.
Module 10 · Practical: a small spreadsheet and an AI-use note
Show the basics in one short task.
Evidence this produces
Finishing the lessons records learning. The reviewed artefact is what moves a skill up the ladder.
- A short spreadsheet task and an AI-use note, reviewed by a DOI reviewer
How it is verified: Provider courses stay on the provider's site; DOI records your completion evidence. The DOI practical is reviewed against criteria — that is practical evidence, not a DOI assessment.
- Course Completed
- Provider Credential Verified
- Knowledge Confirmed
- Practical Evidence Reviewed
- DOI Skill Assessed
- Employer Validated