Participants will learn how to surf the net, use search engines, learn about email, utilize resources on the Internet, and about different browsers. An optional pre-session is available for participants to learn more about Windows and the features it has available to make working with the Internet more friendly. Typically classes are held in local school or library computer labs. Each person has their own personal computer use throughout the course. Master Navigator consists of four workshops plus the beginning pre-session.
Classes typically last three hours and are held once a week.
Each participant will receive a detailed notebook which includes topics discussed throughout the course. Master Navigator graduates are asked to share the skills learned in the class with others. Others help through schools, county and local agencies, co-workers, community groups, and even family and friends. Master Navigator Course Outline Master Navigator is a collaborative effort between the University of Nebraska Center for Applied Rural Innovation, Cooperative Extension, Communications and Information Technology, and the Nebraska Information Technology Commission.