Digital Literacy

What is Digital Citizenship?

Cyberbullying: Identifying, preventing, and responding

Responsible Social Media Use: Managing your online presence

Password Security: Best practices for creating and managing passwords

Phishing and Scams: Recognizing and avoiding online threats

Personal Data Protection: Understanding how personal information is collected and used

Fact-Checking Skills: Evaluating sources and recognizing fake news

Understanding Bias: Identifying reliable vs. biased information

Copyright and Plagiarism: Using content responsibly and ethically

Digital Research Skills: How to search effectively and filter results

Email Etiquette: Writing and responding to emails professionally

Communicating in Online Classrooms: Appropriate behavior in virtual learning

Collaborative Tools: Using platforms like Google Drive, Trello, or Microsoft Teams

Netiquette: Respectful and effective online communication

Screen Time Awareness: Balancing online and offline activities

Mental Health and Technology: Understanding the impact of excessive use

Productivity Tools: Learning basic organization skills with tech tools (e.g., calendar apps)

Computer Components: CPU, RAM, storage, motherboard, power supply, and peripherals

How Computers Work: Understanding the data flow in a computer system

Input and Output Devices: Common devices and their functions (keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer, etc.)

Computer Networks: How computers communicate with each other

Computer Maintenance and Care: Tips on keeping hardware safe and operational (e.g., handling laptops, cleaning screens, etc.)