Digital Literacy Training for the Louisville Community
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About the Program
Funded by Louisville Metro Government, the Digital Literacy Train-the-Trainer initiative prepared community educators to help others build practical digital skills, including virtual collaboration, conversational AI, data analytics, and form-based data collection.
The train-the-trainer portion concluded at the end of 2025. Throughout 2026, two trainers continued delivering digital literacy training across Louisville Metro, reaching more than 600 community members.
Our impact in numbers
Community members trained overall
Community members trained since the beginning of 2026
Digital literacy trainers trained
Meet our trainers
Janice Baldon-Gutter, MBA, MS-HRE, PHR
Community AI literacy educator | Founder, Janice Teaches AI and More
Janice helps community members build confidence using artificial intelligence through accessible, practical classes offered in partnership with the University of Louisville Digital Transformation Center. Serving beginners, seniors, caregivers, and workplaces across Jefferson County and beyond, she explores AI’s benefits, limitations, and ethical use, from everyday activities and creative projects to research, inclusion, and workforce development.
A graduate of UofL and Bellarmine University, Janice brings extensive experience in education and human resources, including 18 years teaching economics as an adjunct lecturer at UofL’s School of Business.
In the news
Spectrum News 1 featured Janice Baldon-Gutter’s free AI workshops, highlighting how she helps seniors and community members across Jefferson County use AI tools safely and confidently.
Read the article: Free AI workshops help Louisville seniors learn new tools
By David Williams · Spectrum News 1 · October 1, 2026
Kem Delaney-Ellis, MBA
Community digital literacy educator | Founder and President, Intergenerational Tech Inc. (iGenTech)
Kem helps community members build digital skills, guiding learners from Excel fundamentals into Power BI, data analytics, and advanced technology certifications. Through the training grant with the University of Louisville Digital Transformation Center, she connects digital literacy to practical applications and workplace opportunities.
An adjunct professor at UofL, Kem brings more than 20 years of Kentucky budget, policy, and public-sector leadership into the classroom, helping learners connect data to real-world decisions. Her goal is simple: every learner leaves more capable, more confident, and ready to compete.
Our comprehensive curriculum focuses on the following digital skills:
Virtual collaboration tools (Microsoft Teams)
Microsoft Teams is an all-in-one workspace designed for real-time communication and collaboration. It allows users to chat, meet, share files, and work on documents together—all in a single platform that helps teams stay connected and organized.
Conversational Artificial Intelligence (Chat GPT)
ChatGPT is an AI-powered tool that can generate human-like responses, assist with writing, automate tasks, and support learning. In this module, you’ll explore how conversational AI is transforming communication, productivity, and innovation.
Forms data collection (Microsoft Forms)
Microsoft Forms lets you easily create surveys, quizzes, and polls. You’ll learn how to collect responses in real time, analyze results with built-in tools, and use the insights to inform decision-making and streamline data collection efforts.
Data analytics (Microsoft Power BI)
Power BI is a data visualization tool that turns raw information into interactive reports and dashboards. This module introduces key data concepts, showing you how to import, clean, and present data to support organizational goals and insights.
