Marylanders Online Navigator Education Toolkit (MONET) is a comprehensive digital navigation train-the-trainer course developed by the University of Maryland Extension Marylanders Online program in partnership with the University of Maryland College of Information (INFO)
The MONET curriculum consists of a series of twelve self-paced online modules designed to equip current and prospective digital navigators with the essential tools and skills needed to effectively teach digital literacy and provide tech support within their communities.
MONET is available at no cost to organizations based in Maryland, and can be accessed using the links below. For organizations seeking certificates of completion, the course must be taken in Canvas ELMS. An administrative fee may apply for organizations located outside the state. Read more about the curriculum.
Comprehensive Digital Navigation Training
MONET covers a wide range of foundational digital literacy topics, including:
- Computers and operating systems
- Internet and web browsing, and email
- Online Safety
- Telehealth
- Email and communications
- Remote working and learning
- Device selection guidance
- Basic technical support skills
- Artificial intelligence
Key Features
- Customizable Content: The curriculum can be tailored to meet specific individual and organizational training needs.
- Comprehensive Training: Covers topics such as digital inclusion, affordable internet access, device selection, and basic technical support.
- Continuous Improvement: Currently in its pilot stage, MONET is regularly updated based on user feedback. To help improve MONET, users are encouraged to provide feedback by emailing marylandersonline@umd.edu.
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