Digital technology is evolving – and so are your skills! Test and develop the digital skills that are essential for your personal, professional and civic life.
From beginner to expert, the questions adapt to your level, answer after answer.
Useful to everyone, in all circumstances, going beyond tools and software
Inspired by real-life situations and updated as technology advances
Improve your digital skills through interactive activities and real-life simulation exercises. Depending on the question, you can browse the web freely, use your digital environment to answer, or draw on your own knowledge.
Deux questions vous paraissent similaires ? Chaque question est créée avec ses variantes, qui visent à tester la même compétence et proposer le même exercice avec une réponse différente. Le but n'est pas d'apprendre par cœur la réponse, mais de la maîtriser réellement.
Two questions seem similar to you? Each question is created with its variants, which aim to test the same skill, with the same exercise but a different answer. The goal is not to learn the answer by heart, but to really understand it.
Carry out a task in your own digital environment, outside of the platform, and then report the answer on Pix!
Immersed in a situation inspired by real life, you are looking for the solution that applies to this context.
In an actual simulator under the exercise, you will carry out a task in an interactive zone, without having to leave the platform.
Answer questions with your own digital knowledge or look for it on the internet.
The Pix questions assess your proficiency in 16 competences across the 5 competence areas of the European DigComp framework. These digital skills are cross-cutting and transferable, meaning they are useful to everyone – students, professionals, jobseekers, retirees and others – and in all circumstances, regardless of the tools and software used.
Search engines, information intelligence, fake news, organising files, using a spreadsheet...
Emails, calendars, social media, collaborative work and document sharing platforms, digital public services...
Editing text, image, sound and video files, copyright, programming...
Personal data, accessibility, workstation ergonomics, cybersecurity, environmental impact of digital technology, cyberbullying...
Solving technical problems, operating systems, IT and equipment, the history of IT...