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Information Navigator Manual
Introduction
This manual is intended as a guide for the WorkSearch Information Navigators (hereafter
referred to as INs for brevity) who will be responsible for assisting the Users in
navigating the WorkSearch Assessment system. The WorkSearch Assessment system is
being deployed as part of the AARP Foundation’s WorkSearch program.
As the primary source of information and help for a User of the WorkSearch Assessment
system you will be responsible for assisting a new User to create an account for qualified
prospects, help them log on to the system, and assist them in navigating through the
various screens and functions in the system.
An IN is not considered a career-counselor and you are not expected to offer career
guidance to the Users; you are merely to help the User to access and use the WorkSearch
Assessment system.
This manual will also refer to the WorkSearch Getting Started Guide – the User manual,
also referred to as simply the User Guide – and will note specific pages or sections where
more detailed information is available.
Why are you important?
You have been selected because you have the aptitude to understand the WorkSearch
Assessment system, you are reasonably comfortable using computers and the Internet,
and you are willing and available to help the Users in the various entry points (sites).
Your ability to work with the Users and to assist them in using the WorkSearch
Assessment system is vital to the success of this program.
What’s new in this version 1.3?
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Username and Password required to access WorkSearch Resources website
New location for the demo version of WorkSearch – both user and admin sites
Password Flag on user listing screen
New icons on user and administrator screens
Version 1.3 8/7/2007
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