Digital literacy speakers who teach real skills
Digital skills aren't optional anymore. Schools need to teach them. Corporate teams need to master them. The right speaker transforms how people engage with technology.
Book a SpeakerWhy digital literacy matters
Digital literacy isn't about knowing how to use Facebook. It's about understanding technology fundamentals, staying safe online, making informed digital choices, and thriving in a technology-driven world.
Core Skills
Critical thinking about information, privacy awareness, data literacy, and responsible technology use.
For Everyone
Students need it for careers. Employees need it for workplace competence. Parents need it to guide kids.
Competitive Edge
Strong digital literacy is a credential. It opens doors professionally and academically.
Meet Leo Morejon
Digital Literacy & Skills Expert
Social Media, Digital Tools & Online Strategy
Leo has taught digital marketing and social media at universities. He understands how to make digital skills accessible and engaging. He covers social media strategy, digital tools, content creation, and staying safe online. All of it is grounded in practical, actionable advice.
View Full ProfileWho needs digital literacy speakers
Universities & Colleges
Students need practical digital skills. Career workshops, orientation programs, or classroom sessions teaching digital literacy.
K-12 Schools
Teachers need support. Student assemblies. PTA events. Curriculum integration around digital citizenship and online safety.
Corporate Training
Employee development. Digital skill-building. Staying current with technology trends. Leadership understanding of digital landscape.
Non-Profits & Community
Digital inclusion programs. Teaching underserved communities. Community workshops on technology fundamentals.
Frequently asked questions
What schools, districts, and training teams usually ask before booking.
Depends on the audience. For students: evaluating information, privacy, digital footprint, and how platforms shape what they see. For employees: practical tool fluency, security habits, and keeping up with technology change. For parents and communities: online safety and guiding kids through it. A good speaker tailors the session instead of giving one generic talk.
Most bookings land between $1,000 and $10,000 for schools and universities, since many speakers offer education pricing. Corporate training sessions price higher. Some speakers waive fees for schools and nonprofits when travel is covered.
Yes. Assemblies and classroom sessions for K-12, plus orientation programs, career workshops, and guest lectures for colleges and universities. The material changes with the age group, and so does the delivery.
Yes. Virtual sessions work well for professional development days, district-wide trainings, and corporate teams spread across offices. In-person tends to land harder with student audiences, but both formats are common.
Learn more about digital literacy
Check out our guide: What is Digital Literacy?. It is a comprehensive resource explaining digital skills, implementation strategies, and why it matters. If your audience is parents rather than students, our child safety speakers focus on exactly that. Planning a student event more broadly? See our social media speakers for students, and use the speaker fee calculator to set a budget before you reach out.
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