Empower Youth and Elders: Equip children and the elderly with essential knowledge and skills to navigate technology safely, recognizing their unique challenges and potential vulnerabilities.
Enhance Digital Literacy: Provide comprehensive education on technology safety, ensuring both young and old understand how to protect themselves online.
Address Age-Specific Concerns: Tailor our programs to address specific issues faced by children and the elderly, acknowledging that each group encounters different risks in the digital landscape.
Promote Safe Online Practices: Teach safe and responsible internet use, empowering our community members to make informed decisions and protect their personal information.
Stay Ahead of Emerging Threats: Continually update our curriculum to include the latest in technology safety, ensuring our community is prepared to face new and evolving digital challenges.
Foster a Culture of Security: Create an environment where the importance of tech safety is emphasized, encouraging ongoing education and vigilance among all age groups.
Overview: This program is designed to empower our elderly community members with the knowledge and skills needed to identify and avoid online scams, protect their personal information, and use the internet safely and confidently. Through a series of interactive workshops, participants will learn how to recognize common scam tactics, secure their personal data, and navigate the internet without falling prey to fraudulent schemes.
Key Topics: Recognizing and avoiding email scams, phishing attempts, and fraudulent websites. Tips for creating strong, secure passwords and managing them effectively. Understanding online privacy settings and how to control personal information on the internet. Safe online shopping and banking practices to prevent financial fraud. Encouraging critical thinking and skepticism when receiving unsolicited offers or requests online.
Program Duration: 4 weeks, with one 2-hour session per week.
Overview: Aimed at educating children about the importance of safeguarding their personal information on the internet, this program introduces young participants to the fundamentals of online privacy and security. Through engaging activities and discussions, children will learn how to discern what information should not be shared online, the implications of their digital footprint, and safe practices for engaging in online spaces.
Key Topics: Understanding personal information: What should and shouldn't be shared online. The concept of digital footprint and its long-term implications. Safe social media practices: How to interact online without compromising personal information. Recognizing and responding to inappropriate online requests or content. Encouraging open communication with adults about online experiences and concerns.
Program Duration: 6 weeks, with one 1-hour session per week.
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