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Digital Literacy

This curriculum aims to equip high school students with essential digital literacy skills. It covers topics such as internet basics, online safety, information literacy, digital communication, media literacy, copyright, and digital tools. The curriculum concludes with a capstone project where students create a digital portfolio demonstrating their proficiency in various aspects of digital literacy, such as information evaluation, online safety practices, and media analysis. The goal is to help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and ethical decision-making skills to thrive in today's digital world.

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Digital Literacy

This curriculum aims to equip high school students with essential digital literacy skills. It covers topics such as internet basics, online safety, information literacy, digital communication, media literacy, copyright, and digital tools. The curriculum concludes with a capstone project where students create a digital portfolio demonstrating their proficiency in various aspects of digital literacy, such as information evaluation, online safety practices, and media analysis. The goal is to help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and ethical decision-making skills to thrive in today's digital world.

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Educational Curriculum: Digital Literacy for the Modern Age

Grade Level: High School (9th - 12th Grade)

Objective: This curriculum aims to equip students with essential digital literacy skills necessary for
navigating the digital landscape effectively, critically evaluating online information, and utilizing digital
tools responsibly and ethically.

1. Introduction to Digital Literacy

Definition of digital literacy


Importance of digital literacy in the modern world
Overview of key digital literacy skills
2. Internet Basics

Understanding the structure of the internet


Web browsers and search engines: how to navigate and search effectively
Evaluating website credibility and reliability
3. Online Safety and Security

Cybersecurity basics: protecting personal information, passwords, and accounts


Recognizing and avoiding online threats such as phishing, malware, and scams
Digital footprint: understanding the consequences of online actions
4. Information Literacy

Identifying credible sources of information online


Evaluating the reliability and bias of online sources
Avoiding misinformation and fake news
5. Digital Communication

Email etiquette and professionalism


Online communication platforms: social media, messaging apps, forums
Understanding digital citizenship and responsible online behavior
6. Media Literacy

Analyzing and interpreting media messages: images, videos, advertisements


Recognizing media bias and manipulation techniques
Creating and sharing digital media responsibly
7. Copyright and Intellectual Property

Understanding copyright laws and fair use


Respecting intellectual property rights when using digital content
Creating and sharing original content ethically
8. Digital Tools and Productivity

Introduction to productivity tools: word processing, spreadsheets, presentation software


Cloud computing and online collaboration tools
Time management and digital organization strategies
9. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

Developing critical thinking skills for analyzing and solving digital problems
Problem-solving strategies for troubleshooting technical issues
Creativity and innovation in the digital world
10. Digital Literacy in Society

Exploring the impact of digital technology on society and culture


Ethical considerations in technology use: privacy, surveillance, digital divide
Advocating for digital rights and digital inclusion
11. Capstone Project: Digital Literacy Portfolio

Students will demonstrate their digital literacy skills by creating a digital portfolio showcasing their
proficiency in various aspects of digital literacy.
The portfolio may include examples of information evaluation, online safety practices, digital
communication, media analysis, and problem-solving exercises.
Assessment:

Formative assessments: quizzes, discussions, and activities throughout each module


Summative assessment: evaluation of the digital literacy portfolio
Rubrics will be provided to guide assessment criteria and ensure consistency.
Conclusion:
By completing this digital literacy curriculum, students will develop the critical thinking, problem-
solving, and ethical decision-making skills necessary to thrive in the digital age and become
responsible digital citizens.

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