Ever wondered who you’re really talking to on social media or how to spot fake news? Join us for a dive into the digital world where we’ll uncover how to make informed decisions online while having fun. From understanding new words like phishing and clickbait, investigating online privacy, and spotting clues of deception, we’ll explore the skills you need to navigate the digital landscape!
In this program, you will have opportunities to:
- Learn among peers
- Discuss strategies for safe internet use
- Develop your theory of mind by identifying cyber experiences that may be deceptive
Program Details
- Grades: 6 to 8
- Language: English and ASL with interpretation available
- Dates & Times: Wednesdays (November 13, 20, 27 and December 4) from 1:15 to 2:00 p.m. (AST) / 1:45 to 2:30 p.m. (NT)
- Program Length: 4 weeks
- Facilitators:
- Meg Stewart, Educational Support Specialist - Deaf Mentor (ESS-Deaf Mentor)
- Janice MacPhail, Educational Support Teacher-Social Emotional Learning
Program Registration
Online learning programs for children and youth are designed for students who qualify for APSEA services and registration must be completed by the student's APSEA Educational Support Teacher (EST) / itinerant teacher.
- Register for Cyberliteracy and Security
Registration closes October 28, 2024