TRAIL has created JobScout, an online platform using games and badges, to teach digital literacy and job hunting skills. JobScout leads users through activities to complete tasks like resume building and online job applications. It also features a job management tool and mobile app. The platform is available through libraries and organizations to help the one in five Americans lacking internet skills needed for today's job market. Users earn badges for lessons on skills like using browsers and social media for employment.
This document discusses the evolution of the internet from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 and the business value of social software tools. It defines Web 2.0 as being characterized by user participation, openness, and network effects. The document advocates for using social networking and collaboration tools to connect employees, find expertise within the organization, and integrate globally to work together virtually.
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Télécharger notre guide touristique à l’attention des amateurs de football pour visiter la ville de Lille ! Des températures, aux curiosités à voir et à la fan-zone, vous saurez tout sur cette destination foot facilement accessible en train.
DQS Group is one of the leading certification bodies for management systems worldwide. It has certified over 57,000 customer sites in 130 countries. DQS Group strives to improve customers' management systems through value-adding assessment services based on over 200 standards. It has over 80 offices in more than 60 countries, with over 2,500 experienced auditors providing expertise across all industry sectors. DQS Group's services include certification in quality, environmental, health and safety, information security and other management standards.
El documento contiene un formulario de autorización para los padres de familia de un colegio en Jauja, Córdoba, para que sus hijos puedan asistir a una excursión el 20 de noviembre en Lucena con motivo del Día del Niño, donde realizarán actividades deportivas. Los padres deben llenar los campos con su nombre, DNI y firma para dar su consentimiento.
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The document discusses the psychology of malocclusion and its psychosocial impacts. It describes how malocclusion can negatively impact an individual's self-image and body concept, and how others may socially judge those with unattractive malocclusions as less likable and successful. However, individuals adjust differently, and today treatment faces less stigma. The effects depend on both social perceptions and how one internally adapts their self-concept.
This document discusses the evolution of the internet from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 and the business value of social software tools. It defines Web 2.0 as being characterized by user participation, openness, and network effects. The document advocates for using social networking and collaboration tools to connect employees, find expertise within the organization, and integrate globally to work together virtually.
Visiter Lille, son stade de football et la France en trainTom Train
Télécharger notre guide touristique à l’attention des amateurs de football pour visiter la ville de Lille ! Des températures, aux curiosités à voir et à la fan-zone, vous saurez tout sur cette destination foot facilement accessible en train.
DQS Group is one of the leading certification bodies for management systems worldwide. It has certified over 57,000 customer sites in 130 countries. DQS Group strives to improve customers' management systems through value-adding assessment services based on over 200 standards. It has over 80 offices in more than 60 countries, with over 2,500 experienced auditors providing expertise across all industry sectors. DQS Group's services include certification in quality, environmental, health and safety, information security and other management standards.
El documento contiene un formulario de autorización para los padres de familia de un colegio en Jauja, Córdoba, para que sus hijos puedan asistir a una excursión el 20 de noviembre en Lucena con motivo del Día del Niño, donde realizarán actividades deportivas. Los padres deben llenar los campos con su nombre, DNI y firma para dar su consentimiento.
importence of psychology in dentistry /certified fixed orthodontic courses by...Indian dental academy
The document discusses the psychology of malocclusion and its psychosocial impacts. It describes how malocclusion can negatively impact an individual's self-image and body concept, and how others may socially judge those with unattractive malocclusions as less likable and successful. However, individuals adjust differently, and today treatment faces less stigma. The effects depend on both social perceptions and how one internally adapts their self-concept.
JobScout is an online platform that uses social gaming and badges to teach digital literacy and job hunting skills. More than 20% of Americans lack basic internet skills needed for employment. JobScout allows users to learn skills like using browsers, resume building, and online job searching through interactive lessons and activities. Users earn badges as they complete lessons and can apply the skills they learn to find work through JobScout's resume builder, job search tool, and social network features. The platform is available through many public libraries in California to provide free internet access and digital skills training to users.
JobScout is a website that teaches essential internet skills to help users find jobs. It takes users from not knowing how to use the internet through earning badges by completing lessons on topics like using a browser and preparing for interviews. The site allows users to search and apply for jobs, track their progress, and helps organizations track their users' usage and outcomes.
JobScout is a website and mobile app that teaches essential internet skills to help users find jobs online. It provides self-paced lessons, badges to incentivize completion, and tools to search for jobs, build resumes and manage the application process. Organizations can purchase access packages to track user progress and customize content for their clients.
JobScout is a online platform that teaches essential internet skills needed to find a job, such as using a browser, preparing resumes and cover letters, and learning to navigate online job applications and interviews. It provides lessons, badges to incentivize learning, and tools to search for jobs, maintain resumes and schedules. It also offers analytics dashboards to monitor user progress. The platform is available both online and through mobile apps, and is designed to be accessible to all users, including first-time internet users.
JobScout is a web and mobile application that provides tools and online activities to teach job seekers the digital skills needed to find employment, including resume building, online job searching, and a social network for connecting with other users; it is available free online and as a mobile app, and targets anyone looking for work along with organizations assisting with workforce development. The platform also offers user support and resources for partner organizations to promote JobScout in their communities.
JobScout is a web-based platform that teaches essential internet and job searching skills through online lessons, badges, and gamification. It allows users to search for jobs, create resumes and cover letters, and manage the entire job application process directly on the site. The platform also provides analytics and tracking of user progress. JobScout is designed to be accessible for all skill levels and provides resources to help individuals independently manage their job searches online.
JobScout is a web and mobile platform that uses games to teach digital literacy skills to help users learn skills to apply for jobs online, through self-paced lessons, activities, and tools like a resume builder; it is being piloted in libraries in California and is available online for any job seeker in California to use; the platform provides support for users through in-platform feedback and a customer support contact.
JobScout is a web and mobile platform that uses games to teach digital literacy skills to help users learn skills to apply for jobs online, through self-paced lessons, activities, and tools like a resume builder; it is being piloted in libraries in California and is available online for any job seeker in California to use; the platform provides support for users through in-platform feedback and a customer support contact.
JobScout is a web and mobile application designed to help users find jobs through online tools and lessons. It provides job searching features like resume building, applying for jobs, and tracking applications. Users can earn badges for completing lessons on digital literacy and job searching. The application aims to help the 60 million Americans and 6 billion people worldwide who lack digital skills to navigate the online job market. It has universal applicability and will launch Spanish versions in September 2013. Organizations can subscribe for customized, data-tracked access for job seekers.
JobScout is a web and mobile platform designed to teach unemployed Californians the digital literacy skills needed to find a job online. It aims to be a one-stop shop that answers the President's call for a simple job search site. JobScout's target audience includes those with little digital experience. It is being piloted in over 130 California library branches and aims to be statewide by year's end. The platform uses game elements and badges to motivate users as they learn skills like resume building, job searching, and applying for jobs online through self-paced interactive lessons. Its overall goal is to equip users with career skills for the digital economy.
JobScout is an online education platform created by the San Francisco company TRAIL to teach digital literacy skills needed to find work. It offers over 30 lessons on topics like internet browsing, email, and using online job boards. Users earn badges for completing lessons. The platform aims to help the estimated 1 in 5 Americans who lack basic internet skills. It is currently available in over 600 California libraries and will be in all libraries statewide by the end of 2012. The goal is to help people learn to use the internet by using the internet.
JobScout, a web and mobile application designed to help users find jobs, has launched an iOS app. The app aims to combat unemployment through digital literacy training and job seeking tools. It provides lessons on using the internet for jobs, a way to track job applications, a resume builder, and ideas for micro-entrepreneurship opportunities. JobScout was created with funding from the California State Library and will demonstrate the new iOS app at an event hosted by the San Francisco Public Library.
JobScout iOS Launch Prs Rls State and Official MyJobScout
JobScout, a web and mobile application designed to help users find jobs, will launch its iOS app. Representatives from California state and San Francisco city government will join JobScout at the launch event to speak about how the app aims to reduce unemployment through digital literacy training. The iOS app will allow more access to JobScout's tools on resume building and job searching, especially for young unemployed millennials. Features of the iOS app include lessons on using the internet for jobs, gamified lessons to earn badges, a one-stop system to search, save and apply for jobs, and tools to generate resumes and cover letters.
jobscout is a platform that teaches digital literacy skills through gamified lessons to help users learn how to conduct an independent online job search. It provides tools like a resume builder, job search functionality, and social networking opportunities to help users find employment. The service began as a solution for libraries that needed to help patrons learn job searching online, and has now expanded to partner with other organizations and address issues like unemployment and the digital divide.
JobScout is a web and mobile application that provides tools to help users find work. It engages users through self-paced lessons and activities to teach essential job searching skills. Users can build resumes, search for jobs, and connect with a social network for additional support. Customer service and resources are available to help users and organizations utilizing the JobScout platform.
Qkrowd is an app that aims to help young people find work by enabling them to connect with others locally who share their interests, and with existing employment support agencies. The app uses digital "tribes" called Krowds and geolocation to facilitate these connections. Users choose a Krowd persona and build an avatar to represent their skills. They can then view a map of other users and opportunities in their area, and work together on small tasks while earning points in the app. The goal is to help users gain real-world work experience and build their confidence and resume. Qkrowd is seeking funding and partnership with agencies to develop and test the app.
This document describes several mobile applications and their key features. It provides details on the skills required to develop each application, including programming languages, frameworks and libraries used. The applications cover a wide range of domains like e-commerce, social media, education, healthcare, real estate and more. For each application, the document outlines its purpose and functionality at a high level in 1-2 sentences before listing the development skills involved.
JobScout, a skills education platform for job seekers, is launching new products including an iOS app and customer analytics system called COMPASS. It will also announce plans to launch the platform in Spanish. The launch event on January 29th at the San Francisco Public Library will include demos of the new iOS app and how to use the JobScout platform. JobScout provides over 30 lessons and tools to help users learn internet skills and find work online, including searching and applying for jobs, resume building, and tracking application progress.
JobScout is a new online and mobile platform that provides digital literacy training and job search resources to help unemployed users succeed in today's digital economy. The platform offers over 30 lessons on basic computer and internet skills, and users can earn badges as they complete lessons. It also features a resume builder, job search tool, and streamlined application process. JobScout is available for free to users online and through partnerships with over 600 libraries in California. Mobile apps are in development to expand access and a Spanish version will launch in 2013. The goal is to teach vital digital skills to support economic recovery and reduce unemployment.
Mobile devices are increasingly how people access the internet and search for jobs. By the end of 2013, 50% of all internet traffic will come from mobile phones rather than desktop computers. Many job seekers now use mobile apps to search for jobs, with 77% using mobile job search apps to get quick access to new postings anywhere. Companies need to have a mobile strategy and presence to engage this full audience potential, including building mobile optimized websites and native apps. Allthetopbananas is an expert in developing mobile recruitment solutions for companies through packages that include building apps for iPhone, Android and other platforms.
This document provides pricing information for JobScout, a digital literacy and career readiness program. JobScout teaches essential online job searching skills and supports career pathways programs. It is overseen by the LINK AMERICAS Foundation and state agencies as part of the iCALIFORNIA initiative. JobScout lessons are mapped to California's basic digital literacy skills framework and provides assessment and analytics tools. Pricing is provided for individual schools and bulk school pricing starting at $530 per school annually for basic access up to $1,320 per school for customized support and reporting.
To help Spanish-speaking jobseekers, TRAIL is launching JobScout in Spanish today.. This afternoon, JobScout’s Chief Executive Officer, Christina Gagnier, will be officially be announcing the launch of the JobScout platform in Spanish.
JobScout is an online platform that uses social gaming and badges to teach digital literacy and job hunting skills. More than 20% of Americans lack basic internet skills needed for employment. JobScout allows users to learn skills like using browsers, resume building, and online job searching through interactive lessons and activities. Users earn badges as they complete lessons and can apply the skills they learn to find work through JobScout's resume builder, job search tool, and social network features. The platform is available through many public libraries in California to provide free internet access and digital skills training to users.
JobScout is a website that teaches essential internet skills to help users find jobs. It takes users from not knowing how to use the internet through earning badges by completing lessons on topics like using a browser and preparing for interviews. The site allows users to search and apply for jobs, track their progress, and helps organizations track their users' usage and outcomes.
JobScout is a website and mobile app that teaches essential internet skills to help users find jobs online. It provides self-paced lessons, badges to incentivize completion, and tools to search for jobs, build resumes and manage the application process. Organizations can purchase access packages to track user progress and customize content for their clients.
JobScout is a online platform that teaches essential internet skills needed to find a job, such as using a browser, preparing resumes and cover letters, and learning to navigate online job applications and interviews. It provides lessons, badges to incentivize learning, and tools to search for jobs, maintain resumes and schedules. It also offers analytics dashboards to monitor user progress. The platform is available both online and through mobile apps, and is designed to be accessible to all users, including first-time internet users.
JobScout is a web and mobile application that provides tools and online activities to teach job seekers the digital skills needed to find employment, including resume building, online job searching, and a social network for connecting with other users; it is available free online and as a mobile app, and targets anyone looking for work along with organizations assisting with workforce development. The platform also offers user support and resources for partner organizations to promote JobScout in their communities.
JobScout is a web-based platform that teaches essential internet and job searching skills through online lessons, badges, and gamification. It allows users to search for jobs, create resumes and cover letters, and manage the entire job application process directly on the site. The platform also provides analytics and tracking of user progress. JobScout is designed to be accessible for all skill levels and provides resources to help individuals independently manage their job searches online.
JobScout is a web and mobile platform that uses games to teach digital literacy skills to help users learn skills to apply for jobs online, through self-paced lessons, activities, and tools like a resume builder; it is being piloted in libraries in California and is available online for any job seeker in California to use; the platform provides support for users through in-platform feedback and a customer support contact.
JobScout is a web and mobile platform that uses games to teach digital literacy skills to help users learn skills to apply for jobs online, through self-paced lessons, activities, and tools like a resume builder; it is being piloted in libraries in California and is available online for any job seeker in California to use; the platform provides support for users through in-platform feedback and a customer support contact.
JobScout is a web and mobile application designed to help users find jobs through online tools and lessons. It provides job searching features like resume building, applying for jobs, and tracking applications. Users can earn badges for completing lessons on digital literacy and job searching. The application aims to help the 60 million Americans and 6 billion people worldwide who lack digital skills to navigate the online job market. It has universal applicability and will launch Spanish versions in September 2013. Organizations can subscribe for customized, data-tracked access for job seekers.
JobScout is a web and mobile platform designed to teach unemployed Californians the digital literacy skills needed to find a job online. It aims to be a one-stop shop that answers the President's call for a simple job search site. JobScout's target audience includes those with little digital experience. It is being piloted in over 130 California library branches and aims to be statewide by year's end. The platform uses game elements and badges to motivate users as they learn skills like resume building, job searching, and applying for jobs online through self-paced interactive lessons. Its overall goal is to equip users with career skills for the digital economy.
JobScout is an online education platform created by the San Francisco company TRAIL to teach digital literacy skills needed to find work. It offers over 30 lessons on topics like internet browsing, email, and using online job boards. Users earn badges for completing lessons. The platform aims to help the estimated 1 in 5 Americans who lack basic internet skills. It is currently available in over 600 California libraries and will be in all libraries statewide by the end of 2012. The goal is to help people learn to use the internet by using the internet.
JobScout, a web and mobile application designed to help users find jobs, has launched an iOS app. The app aims to combat unemployment through digital literacy training and job seeking tools. It provides lessons on using the internet for jobs, a way to track job applications, a resume builder, and ideas for micro-entrepreneurship opportunities. JobScout was created with funding from the California State Library and will demonstrate the new iOS app at an event hosted by the San Francisco Public Library.
JobScout iOS Launch Prs Rls State and Official MyJobScout
JobScout, a web and mobile application designed to help users find jobs, will launch its iOS app. Representatives from California state and San Francisco city government will join JobScout at the launch event to speak about how the app aims to reduce unemployment through digital literacy training. The iOS app will allow more access to JobScout's tools on resume building and job searching, especially for young unemployed millennials. Features of the iOS app include lessons on using the internet for jobs, gamified lessons to earn badges, a one-stop system to search, save and apply for jobs, and tools to generate resumes and cover letters.
jobscout is a platform that teaches digital literacy skills through gamified lessons to help users learn how to conduct an independent online job search. It provides tools like a resume builder, job search functionality, and social networking opportunities to help users find employment. The service began as a solution for libraries that needed to help patrons learn job searching online, and has now expanded to partner with other organizations and address issues like unemployment and the digital divide.
JobScout is a web and mobile application that provides tools to help users find work. It engages users through self-paced lessons and activities to teach essential job searching skills. Users can build resumes, search for jobs, and connect with a social network for additional support. Customer service and resources are available to help users and organizations utilizing the JobScout platform.
Qkrowd is an app that aims to help young people find work by enabling them to connect with others locally who share their interests, and with existing employment support agencies. The app uses digital "tribes" called Krowds and geolocation to facilitate these connections. Users choose a Krowd persona and build an avatar to represent their skills. They can then view a map of other users and opportunities in their area, and work together on small tasks while earning points in the app. The goal is to help users gain real-world work experience and build their confidence and resume. Qkrowd is seeking funding and partnership with agencies to develop and test the app.
This document describes several mobile applications and their key features. It provides details on the skills required to develop each application, including programming languages, frameworks and libraries used. The applications cover a wide range of domains like e-commerce, social media, education, healthcare, real estate and more. For each application, the document outlines its purpose and functionality at a high level in 1-2 sentences before listing the development skills involved.
JobScout, a skills education platform for job seekers, is launching new products including an iOS app and customer analytics system called COMPASS. It will also announce plans to launch the platform in Spanish. The launch event on January 29th at the San Francisco Public Library will include demos of the new iOS app and how to use the JobScout platform. JobScout provides over 30 lessons and tools to help users learn internet skills and find work online, including searching and applying for jobs, resume building, and tracking application progress.
JobScout is a new online and mobile platform that provides digital literacy training and job search resources to help unemployed users succeed in today's digital economy. The platform offers over 30 lessons on basic computer and internet skills, and users can earn badges as they complete lessons. It also features a resume builder, job search tool, and streamlined application process. JobScout is available for free to users online and through partnerships with over 600 libraries in California. Mobile apps are in development to expand access and a Spanish version will launch in 2013. The goal is to teach vital digital skills to support economic recovery and reduce unemployment.
Mobile devices are increasingly how people access the internet and search for jobs. By the end of 2013, 50% of all internet traffic will come from mobile phones rather than desktop computers. Many job seekers now use mobile apps to search for jobs, with 77% using mobile job search apps to get quick access to new postings anywhere. Companies need to have a mobile strategy and presence to engage this full audience potential, including building mobile optimized websites and native apps. Allthetopbananas is an expert in developing mobile recruitment solutions for companies through packages that include building apps for iPhone, Android and other platforms.
This document provides pricing information for JobScout, a digital literacy and career readiness program. JobScout teaches essential online job searching skills and supports career pathways programs. It is overseen by the LINK AMERICAS Foundation and state agencies as part of the iCALIFORNIA initiative. JobScout lessons are mapped to California's basic digital literacy skills framework and provides assessment and analytics tools. Pricing is provided for individual schools and bulk school pricing starting at $530 per school annually for basic access up to $1,320 per school for customized support and reporting.
To help Spanish-speaking jobseekers, TRAIL is launching JobScout in Spanish today.. This afternoon, JobScout’s Chief Executive Officer, Christina Gagnier, will be officially be announcing the launch of the JobScout platform in Spanish.
Para atender a los hispanohablantes que están en busca de empleo, TRAIL va a lanzar la versión en español de su plataforma JobScout. Esta tarde, la directora ejecutiva de TRAIL, Christina Gagnier, oficialmente anunciará el lanzamiento de la versión en español de la plataforma JobScout
TRAIL provides online learning platforms called "Scouts" that teach digital literacy skills to help users find jobs, manage their health, and effectively participate in today's digital world. The platforms aim to equip all users with the necessary skills to stay current in the evolving online environment and close the technology gap. TRAIL's first platform, JobScout, teaches users skills ranging from basic internet browsing to using the internet for job searches and interviews. It has been adopted by public libraries and education systems across California.
La gira "¡Tómate un cafecito mientras te enseñamos a encontrar empleo!" de JobScout ofrecerá talleres gratuitos en bibliotecas y organizaciones comunitarias de California en junio para ayudar a hispanohablantes a encontrar trabajo utilizando su nueva plataforma en español; los talleres cubrirán cómo usar Internet para buscar empleo y serán dirigidos por Paul Jackson.
JobScout is launching a "A Cup of Joe and a Job Search" tour throughout California to provide Spanish-speaking job seekers with free workshops on using the JobScout platform to find employment opportunities. The tour will be led by Paul Jackson, JobScout's Director of Spanish Language, and make stops at various libraries and organizations in June, teaching the Spanish language version of the JobScout platform. The goal is to help Spanish-speaking communities access resources for finding work.
JobScout, a web and mobile platform to teach job skills, is launching the "A Cup of Joe and a Job Search" tour of California libraries and organizations in June. The tour led by Paul Jackson aims to introduce more Californians to JobScout's tools for effective online job searching, as 9% of the state remains unemployed. Stops are scheduled in June across Northern and Southern California, and tour updates will be posted on JobScout's social media. The goal is providing meaningful assistance to both new and experienced online jobseekers.
JobScout, a web and mobile platform to teach job skills, is launching the "A Cup of Joe and a Job Search" tour of California libraries and organizations in June. The tour led by Paul Jackson aims to introduce more Californians to JobScout's tools for effective online job searching, as 9% of the state remains unemployed. Stops are scheduled in June across Northern and Southern California, and jobseekers can follow tour updates on JobScout's social media. The goal is providing meaningful assistance to both new and experienced online job hunters.
JobScout is launching a "A Cup of Joe and a Job Search" tour throughout California to provide Spanish-speaking job seekers with free workshops on using the JobScout platform to find employment opportunities. The tour will be led by Paul Jackson, JobScout's Director of Spanish Language, and make stops at various libraries and organizations in June, teaching the Spanish language version of the JobScout platform. The goal is to help Spanish-speaking communities access resources for finding work.
JobScout Offers New Grads Job-Hunting TipsMyJobScout
JobScout is an online platform designed to teach job hunting skills to recent graduates and millennials. It offers nearly 40 lessons on topics like using social media and networking to find employment. While many millennials are skilled with social media, they often lack fundamental job searching skills. JobScout helps address high millennial unemployment rates by providing guidance on online job applications, resumes, cover letters, and more. It is available for free online and as an app, and has helped connect hundreds of library branches with job seekers.
JobScout Azusa City Library Workshop - Feb 20thMyJobScout
The document announces a workshop on job searching on the web to be held on February 20, 2013 from 12:00-1:00 PM at the Azusa City Library Auditorium. Laptops will be provided and attendees will learn how to use JobScout, a new online job searching tool. The workshop aims to help those looking for work learn how the internet can assist in their job search.
JobScout, a web and mobile application designed to help users find jobs, has launched an iOS app. The app will provide digital literacy lessons and tools to help users search for jobs, build resumes, and submit applications. JobScout aims to address the problem of high unemployment, especially among millennials, by teaching digital skills. Representatives from the California Technology Agency and California State Library will join JobScout at an event to celebrate the iOS launch and provide training on using the new app.
JobScout iOS Launch State and Official ReleaseMyJobScout
JobScout, an app designed to help users find jobs, will launch its iOS version. Representatives from California state government and San Francisco will join JobScout leaders at the launch event. The iOS app will allow more access to JobScout's tools on resume building and job searching for those without easy computer access. It includes lessons, gamified activities, a job search tool, resume builder and submission features to help users through the job hunting process.
California digital literacy standards 1.23.13MyJobScout
The document defines the basic elements of digital literacy as access, manage, integrate, evaluate, create, and communicate. It provides definitions and competencies for each element as well as lessons from JobScout that teach skills related to that element. For example, access involves searching for and retrieving information, and the related JobScout lessons cover using search engines, browsers, and online job search tools. The document serves as a guide for developing digital literacy skills through specific lessons.
Jobscout is a free online platform that teaches unemployed individuals digital skills needed to find employment through gaming elements and self-paced lessons. It aims to address the digital divide affecting 60 million Americans by providing resources and support through partnerships between government and nonprofit organizations. The document encourages more organizations and individuals to support jobscout by spreading awareness, providing tutorials and space, or volunteering time and expertise.
This document contains titles of various guides and tutorials on using the jobscout website and related online job searching, social media, and career tools. The topics covered include setting up email and social media accounts, using search engines and online classifieds, networking, online safety, creating resumes and cover letters, and more. The document serves as an overview of the resources available on jobscout to help users utilize the internet and social media for their job searches.
California digital literacy standards 1.23.2013 updateMyJobScout
The document outlines California's digital literacy standards which define six elements of digital literacy: access, manage, integrate, evaluate, create, and communicate. It provides definitions for each element and lists relevant competencies and online lessons that teach skills aligned with each standard. The standards are designed to teach students to find, organize, analyze, assess, generate, and share digital information through online tools and platforms.
JobScout is available at libraries across California, including county libraries in Alameda, Contra Costa, Imperial, Los Angeles, Riverside, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, and Yolo counties as well as city libraries in Altadena, Banning, Berkeley, Brawley, Burlingame, Livermore, Los Angeles, Monrovia, Oakland, Ontario, Redwood City, Santa Ana, Sunnyvale, and Upland.
1. Why use games and TRAIL has been working in partnership
with and has received financial support
badges? Isn’t this about from the California State Library to
finding a job? develop its Scouts. TRAIL is a also a
partner with the LINK AMERICAS
Foundation and is part of the iCalifornia
People Love Games digital literacy campaign.
Sixty-seven percent of American TRAIL stands for Technology Resources
households play games. Learning digital and Internet Literacy.
literacy and Internet skills should be fun
and engaging.
The badges, points and other game
elements of JobScout provides users
opportunities to experience a sense of
accomplishment in learning new abilities
and completing tasks. This has worked well
with offline training programs.
This is not just about playing a game for
the sake of playing a game. Rather than
just playing a game just to win, JobScout
will lead users through activities where the
result will be that they 1) have completed a
resume, 2) successfully uploaded it, 3) can
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use online databases to find a job and 4)
are collaborating and networking online
with peers. Want to know more? Want to be involved?
Contact the JobScout team.
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What is TRAIL? Director, Marketing & Platform Satisfaction
Email: bradley@discovertrail.com
Phone: 866.671.8990
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2. What is jobscout? JobScout also features the “One-Stop Job
Shop,” a tool that allows users to manage
Can I use jobscout
their job application process right through
our website.
from home?
One in five people in the United States lack
the necessary Internet skills needed to find
JobScout is also available for the iPhone. With a home Internet connection, it’s very
a job in today’s marketplace. JobScout, an
The iOS application can be downloaded in simple to begin scouting on JobScout. Just
online platform designed to get people
the iTunes Store. JobScout will also be follow these easy steps:
back to work, teaches necessary Internet
available in Spanish in Q3 2013.
skills and job-hunting techniques.
JobScout uses social game design to 1) GO TO OUR WEBSITE.
engage users in self-paced, online
activities that focus on Internet skills Log on to the Internet and go to our
applied in a real life context. website, www.MyJobScout.org.
Where can I find
2) SIGN UP IN A SNAP.
jobscout?
Signing up for JobScout is so easy, you
I don’t have the Internet. Where can I find could be done by now.
JobScout?
Only limited personal information is
JobScout is being used by libraries, school required, and we will not use your
districts, workforce development centers information for anything other than
and community organizations across helping you find work.
California. Nearly every public library
branch in California has JobScout and 3) TAKE LESSONS, MAKE PROGRESS.
Users master these skills to apply online support for users.
for jobs and use JobScout’s social network For every lesson you complete, you'll earn
to collaborate with each other on and Users can access JobScout 24/7 online by a badge, like the ones below. JobScout lets
offline. Basing our lessons on the Basic visiting www.myjobscout.org. For our users you track your progress and access games
Digital Literacy Skills Framework who are on-the-go, the JobScout mobile to reinforce the skills you learn.
developed by the State of California application can be found in the iTunes
ensures that each individual user is Store.
JobScout users earn badges
provided with a comprehensive toolkit to
for every lesson they
approach the job market. complete on the platform.
JobScout boasts a custom resume builder
and built-in job search function. Users earn
badges for completing interactive lessons 4) FIND WORK.
on everything from using Internet browsers
to how to create social network profiles Fully armed with the know-how and
and use them to gain employment. The confidence to use the Internet to its fullest
platform provides opportunities for users potential, you'll be on the path to finding
to immediately apply the skills they have Reggie is one of the characters work.
learned. who greets users on JobScout.