Become a Digital Navigator: Help Families Navigate Today’s Digital World

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Become a Digital Navigator: Help Families Navigate Today’s Digital World

Families are navigating more questions than ever about screen time, social media, online safety, digital citizenship, media literacy, and artificial intelligence. They need trusted people in their schools and communities who can connect them with reliable information, practical resources, and opportunities to build the skills they need to navigate today’s digital world with confidence.

Time & Date

September 30, 2026
2:00 p.m. ET

Upcoming Dates

  • October 21, 2026
  • January 12, 2027
  • February 9, 2027

That’s where Digital Navigators come in.

Educators, librarians, school leaders, instructional coaches, family engagement specialists, and community leaders are already well positioned to serve as trusted connectors for students and families.

Becoming a Digital Navigator gives you the resources, ideas, and support to turn that trusted role into meaningful digital literacy learning experiences in your community.

Join us for the Digital Navigator Training to learn how you can get involved and put these resources into action.

During the session, you will:
  • Learn what it means to be a Digital Navigator and how you can support students, families, and community members.
  • Explore AT&T ScreenReady, The Achievery, and Digital Literacy Workshops available to support your work.
  • Get practical ideas for hosting digital literacy workshops, family events, and other community-based learning experiences.
  • Discover ways to partner with schools, libraries, community organizations, and other local leaders.
  • Learn about ongoing resources, implementation support, and opportunities to connect through the Digital Navigator Network.
  • Explore the Digital Literacy Community Engagement Grant Program and how funding can help you bring a digital literacy idea to life.

As a Digital Navigator, you’ll have access to trusted, ready-to-use resources, ongoing support, and opportunities to connect with others doing this work across the country. You’ll also be encouraged to host community-based learning experiences and may apply for grant funding to expand digital literacy programming in your community.

You don’t need to be a technology expert. You just need to be someone your community trusts and who wants to help students and families use technology safely, responsibly, and confidently.

Register now for the free Digital Navigator’s Training