About Marylanders Online

Marylanders Online is a free, statewide program of the University of Maryland Extension (UME), in partnership with the College of Information (INFO), that promotes digital literacy and inclusion throughout Maryland. The Marylanders Online digital literacy project is an accessible resource that helps close the digital divide for thousands of Maryland residents who lack internet access, a digital device, or the skills to use either. By providing quality resources, tools, education, and support, Marylanders Online aims to promote digital literacy throughout Maryland. Read more.

Please note: As of September 30, 2026, the UME Marylanders Online project has reached its final transition phase, and all programs have concluded.

Marylanders Online

Our Impact

Explore Marylanders Online's impact and notable accomplishments and learn key insights and best-practice takeaways for digital literacy programs.

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Explore our Website Resources

The Marylanders Online website hosts nearly 700 curated resources structured in two main categories: Give Help and Get Help.

Get Help Resources

Get Help:

Give Help Resources

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Visit our ​​YouTube channel to view over 40 training and webinar recordings

Digital Literacy Curricula & Tools

Marylanders Online Curricula & Tools:

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Digital Navigation

The Marylanders Online Helpline was a free statewide service providing computer help and tech support to Maryland residents via phone or email. As of August 30, 2026, the Marylanders Online Helpline service has ended its direct phone and email support. Maryland residents looking for tech assistance and digital resources can still access 24/7 help anytime by chatting with Mo, our digital navigation assistant

Chat with Mo: the AI-powered Digital Navigator Chatbot

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Marylanders Online believes digital literacy is more than a skill; it's a way to connect people and communities to vital resources, services, and each other. As of September 2026, the project has officially concluded; however, you can still view previously shared digital inclusion resources, news, and events posted on our Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn profiles. Visit our ​​YouTube channel to view over 40 training and webinar recordings. Check out the newsletter archive for news and events from the project's four-year journey.

Marylanders Online Media & Publications