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Web browsers and effective search
Navigate browser controls and create focused searches that lead to relevant, verifiable information.
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Develop practical digital habits for finding information, communicating clearly, organizing files, protecting accounts, and making responsible choices online.
9 structured lessons 9 topic assessments

The Digital Literacy curriculum is organized systematically from baseline conceptual definitions to advanced practical applications. For optimal learning retention:
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Begin with these foundational topics to establish core mental models, then continue through the remaining curriculum.
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Navigate browser controls and create focused searches that lead to relevant, verifiable information.
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Write clear messages, manage recipients and attachments, and choose an appropriate digital channel.
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Choose suitable file formats, organize cloud folders, share safely, and distinguish syncing from backup.
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Coordinate shared documents, comments, versions, meetings, and responsibilities without creating confusion.
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Create unique credentials, use a password manager, enable MFA, and protect account recovery.
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Recognize deceptive requests, inspect destinations, verify independently, and respond safely.
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Make informed choices about permissions, sharing, tracking, public profiles, and data retention.
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Use generative AI as an assistive tool while protecting privacy, checking claims, and preserving human responsibility.
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Assess authorship, evidence, date, purpose, corroboration, and whether a source fits the question.
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Digital Literacy Β· Web browsers and effective search
Refine searches, read domains and snippets carefully, and choose stronger evidence for online claims.
Digital Literacy Β· Safe browsing and phishing awareness
Apply unique-password, MFA, recovery, verification, and phishing-response habits to realistic situations.
Digital Literacy Β· Online collaboration
Choose appropriate sharing permissions, file formats, communication patterns, and privacy controls.
Digital Literacy Β· Email and digital communication
Choose useful subject lines, recipients, CC and BCC behavior, attachments, tone, urgency, and communication channels.
Digital Literacy Β· Evaluating online information
Assess authorship, relevant authority, evidence, date, scope, purpose, corroboration, and copied claims.
Digital Literacy Β· File types and cloud storage
Choose formats and sharing permissions while distinguishing extensions, synchronization, compatibility, and independent backup.
Digital Literacy Β· Online privacy
Identify provided, observed, and inferred data while checking permissions, settings, retention, and minimum sharing.
Digital Literacy Β· Passwords and multi-factor authentication
Check unique credentials, password managers, multi-factor authentication, phishing limits, and recovery information.
Digital Literacy Β· Responsible use of AI tools
Check privacy, verification, attribution, suitable use, and human responsibility when working with generative AI.