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Understand email basics Email lets you send and receive messages worldwide using apps like Gmail or Yahoo. Messages have an address, subject, and attachments. You can write, reply, forward, and organize them, keeping your information private.
Create calendar events and appointments In Google Calendar or Outlook, create an event with title, date, time, guests, and a video link. For bookable slots, list times and share the link. Check time zone, reminders, and “busy” settings.
Understand digital identity and cyber bullying in social media Digital identity is all the information about you online, like posts, photos, usernames, and website data. Cyberbullying is using social media or messaging to bully, threaten, or embarrass someone.
Understand best communication tools The best online tools are Slack for chats, Teams and Zoom for meetings, and Google Workspace for sharing documents. For projects, use Trello or Asana. Email and WhatsApp help with formal messages or quick updates.
Understand virtual meeting options Virtual meeting options include Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, and Slack. You can call, share screens, chat, share files, and record meetings.
Demonstrate effective online searches For effective research, use keywords, quotation marks for exact phrases, and Boolean operators. Use search filters for time, file type, or domain.
Understand implications of copyright violations Using copyrighted material without permission can get it removed and your account banned. You may face fines, lawsuits, or jail, especially if done intentionally or for profit.
Identify virtual reality (VR) uses and applications Virtual reality headsets let you enter 3D worlds for learning, work, shopping, and fun. They’re used for training, meetings, therapy, virtual tours, and social platforms like VRChat and Rec Room.
Demonstrate appropriate internet etiquette Appropriate internet etiquette means respecting others, staying professional, and protecting your privacy. Always think before you post.
Validate internet resources To validate internet resources, check if the information is trustworthy, current, and unbiased. Look at the source—.gov or .edu are reliable—and compare with other sources. Make sure the site provides evidence to support its claims.
Research and validate new technologies To research new online tech, first identify the information you need. Test demos, compare with similar tools, and check for safety. Run small tests, gather feedback, and review data before promoting it.
Understand basic concepts of webpage development Webpage development is creating and maintaining websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It includes design, server/database work, device compatibility, browser testing, coding, and tracking changes.
Understand HTML/CSS in webpage development HTML is the structure of a webpage, showing headings, paragraphs, images, and links. CSS adds colors, fonts, spacing, and layout.
Understand use of artificial intelligence (AI) in technology AI helps devices learn from data, understand text, analyze images, and provide assistance. It powers voice assistants, smart devices, app suggestions, self-driving cars, problem-predicting tools, and content creation.
Define Internet of Things (IoT) as used to connect and operate devices The Internet of Things (IoT) connects devices to the internet to collect data and run automatically. It includes smart home devices, fitness watches, factory machines, and city sensors.
Identify the ethical issues related to the use of smart technology Smart technology can cause privacy loss, data tracking, hacking, and biased AI responses. It can also lead to job loss, overreliance on tech, inequality, and environmental harm.
Identify use of drones in society Drones speed up work and help with deliveries, farming, inspections, emergencies, and aerial photography. However, they can threaten privacy and security.
Define algorithms An algorithm is step-by-step instructions to solve a problem. A program is the actual code, written in languages like Python or C++, following a specific format.
Create a simple program To create a simple program, decide what it should do, write the code, then run and test it. A common beginner example is a “Hello, World!” program that displays “Hello, World!” on the screen.
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