People assisting learners one-on-one with devices, connectivity, and digital skills should take the Digital Navigators Overview and Digital Navigators Advanced at a minimum.
At a minimum, Digital Navigators should take:
- Digital Navigators Overview
- Digital Navigators Advanced
For more robust Digital Navigator training, we recommend they also take:
- Teaching Digital Skills,
- Teaching Digital Skills: Advanced
- Teaching Internet Safety & Responsibility.
The program management courses are designed for program coordinators, managers, or leadership.
- Managing Digital Navigators,
- Assessing Community Needs,
- Strategy & Program Design,
- Program Planning,
- Program Outreach,
- Implementation & Evaluation,
- Volunteer Management
For specialized content related to specific county departments:
- Digital Equity & the Aging is beneficial for anyone working with older adults.
- Digital Equity & Healthcare is useful for healthcare organizations, community health workers, or digital navigators/instructors who assist learners with health-related digital tasks.
- Digital Equity & Libraries focuses on digital inclusion within a library setting.
- Public Benefits Enrollment Support helps digital navigators/instructors better support community members in finding, applying for and maintaining public benefits, with a specific lens on digital barriers.
All of these are included in the All Courses and Curriculum Bundle.