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Sharing Digital Navigators Among Public Libraries

Lessons from Institute and Museum Library Service National Leadership Grant LG254838-OLS-23: Designing and Implementing a Replicable Regional Digital Navigator Sharing Plan

What Clients Say About Why They Seek Assistance

Clients schedule appointments with digital navigators for many reasons. They made need devices, some basic computer or internet skills, assistance with old hardware, new software, or many other things. 

Clients Describe Their Needs

  • To learn how to use my iPhone
  • To learn to use tablet gifted to me by family
  • To be able to do email exchanges with family 
  • To be able to use computer to learn English
  • To get excel skills
  • To learn how to use for my new business
  • Catch-up with technology and know-how to keep safe
  • To overcome fear of technology
  • Learn how to use for online job applications
  • To be able to do schoolwork in college 
  • Computer has slowed down
  • ​​​​​​​To get caught up with social media applications
  • To get a laptop or tablet that has been unaffordable. 

To review the actual reasons that each client gave when showing up to an appointment, see the full  Regional Navigator Sharing Project Data set attached to the page called "The Impact One Can Expect."

This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, National Leaders Grants - Libraries award LG-254838-OLS-23, administered by the CT State Library. 

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