Some of the training provided by CAP includes using the Internet, e-mail and for those who are advanced, creating a web page. As Emryk explained, the beauty of CAP is that it helps those who are interested need to get connected with government programs. That has proved particularly helpful with student or graduates looking for work. For Stoss, it's a chance to show off the skills he's developed as a volunteer over the past five years. For instance, he said, students are interested in chat rooms while their parents might want to access information about a pastime.
Farmers use the Internet to check market prices and keep an eye on the weather.
CAP has been able to adapt its program to even the youngest user. We're teaching people how to use the Internet and to get them where they want to go without getting lost. On the Internet, it's quite easy to get lost.