An E-mail address, and access to the Internet. Basic computing knowledge, including how to turn a computer on and off and move around in a Windows-based operating environments, as well as how to create, save and retrieve files. Completion of registration materials and payment of course fee. Attend 30 hours of training and complete course exercises. All training is done with classroom demonstrations and instruction using PC-based computers, followed by assignments that are completed during computer lab time.
Participants receive course materials, a text book, and additional handouts.
Electronic mail groups allow Internet Masters and Trainers to communicate with their counterparts throughout Colorado. They discuss volunteer activities, educational programming, curriculum updates and help answer questions. Back to Top Volunteer Activities Internet Masters each provide 30 hours of educational support to benefit their community. Some examples of volunteer activities include giving demonstrations and presentations on Internet use t communicate groups. Helping to organize additional Internet Masters Courses, or developing web sites for local organizations.