Final Capstone Project & Assessment

Your capstone is a real, practical project that uses skills from every module. Take your time — there's no deadline. When you've done the project, take the final assessment below.

1. Word: Create a one-page resume or a formal letter — use headings, bold text, a bullet list, and add your name in a header. Save it, then save a copy as a PDF.
2. Excel: Build a simple monthly budget tracker — list your expenses in one column and amounts in the next, then use =SUM(...) to total them and add one small chart.
3. PowerPoint: Make a short 4–5 slide "About Me" presentation with a theme, one image, and a slide transition. Run it in slideshow mode.
4. Email: Write a polite email to yourself (or a friend), attach your resume PDF from step 1, and send it.
5. Cloud: Upload one of these files to Google Drive or OneDrive and note how you would share it with someone.
6. Safety check: Make sure the account you used has a strong password and, ideally, two-step verification turned on.
7. AI bonus: Ask a chatbot (ChatGPT or Claude) to suggest improvements to your resume wording — then decide what to accept, and verify anything that looks like a fact.

Built your project? Submit a link to your work and a short description. Two peers who have completed this course will review it and give you a grade (A+ to C) — which appears on your certificate.

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A short final test covering all eight modules. Pass it (60%+) — together with completing every module — to earn your Certificate of Digital Literacy.

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