It is pretty easy to do by adding the shortcode Divi creates into a text widget in your sidebar. Follow the video below to see how it works.
I have tried this with a few other modules too and it seems to work ok. Just remember that the width of the sidebar is only a 1/4 column, so you may need to edit the modules content sizes before copying the shortcode over to the widget. Show us what you import to your sidebar in the comments below.
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Rather than pfaffing around like this, why not create a Divi Module widget that allows us to widgetise any module!? Far more useful that having to work around the limited number of widgets supplied with Divi.
yep, that would be better, but until then…