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Learning objectives
- Recall key concepts related to digital citizenship and cyber security, including terminology, principles, and fundamental practices, to establish a foundational understanding.
- Explain the significance of responsible technology usage and the implications of cyber threats, demonstrating comprehension of the interconnectedness between digital citizenship, cyber security, and personal well-being.
- Evaluate various online scenarios and distinguish between safe and risky behaviors, utilizing critical thinking to assess potential cyber threats and propose strategies for fostering a secure digital environment for both yourself and your students.
Digital Citizenship
Topic ID: 477
Explore resources and information about digital citizenship and cyber security to prepare you and your students. We will also explore appropriate technology usage and become aware of the dangers of the cyberworld. Resources will be identified to best fit your classroom setting.
Primary Learning Goal
Explore the resources for identity theft (passwords, phishing), cyberbullying (flaming), cyber predators, pornography (sexting and texting).
- Instructional hours
- 4
- Cost per participant
- $45.00
- Participant range
- 10 minimum; 15 maximum
- Graduate credit hours
- Eligible; check the individual session for university restrictions.
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