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Digital Citizenship for Advanced Course
100 students

Digital Citizenship for Advanced Course

Digital Citizenship, Advanced Digital Literacy, Digital Ethics Education, Advanced Technology Learning
Created byLightup Technologies
Last updated 11/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Digital Citizenship Level 3: Introduction
  • Online Friendships: Staying Safe in the Digital Age
  • Digital Relationships: Setting Healthy Boundaries
  • FOMO & Mental Health: Managing Online Pressure
  • Civil Discourse Online: Communicating Respectfully
  • Hacking Explained: The Good, the Bad & the Risks
  • Facial Recognition Technology: Benefits & Concerns
  • Big Data & Targeted Marketing: How Your Data Is Used
  • Machine Learning & Algorithms: How Feeds Are Shaped
  • Spotting Fake News: Be an Internet Investigator
  • Confirmation Bias: Understanding Online Echo Chambers
  • Social Media for Good: Positive Digital Impact
  • Building Your Digital Profile: Identity & Reputation
  • Future of the Digital World: Trends & Innovations
  • Exploring Digital Careers: Jobs of the Future

Course content

1 section • 16 lectures • 1h 12m total length

  • Digital Citizenship Level 3: Introduction7:04

    Explore how real-world and online citizenship intertwine through empathy, integrity, and responsible digital behavior, including managing digital footprints, verifying information, and posting thoughtfully.

  • Online Friendships: Staying Safe in the Digital Age7:24
  • Digital Relationships: Setting Healthy Boundaries12:13

    Set and respect boundaries in both in-person and online relationships, balance screen time with real-life connections, and practice respectful communication, empathy, and privacy.

  • FOMO & Mental Health: Managing Online Pressure1:35
  • Civil Discourse Online: Communicating Respectfully0:49
  • Hacking Explained: The Good, the Bad & the Risks12:28
  • Facial Recognition Technology: Benefits & Concerns3:15
  • Big Data & Targeted Marketing: How Your Data Is Used4:24

    Discover how big data's volume, variety, and velocity from social media and online transactions enable targeted marketing and personalized recommendations. Address privacy, data security, and bias in marketing.

  • Machine Learning & Algorithms: How Feeds Are Shaped3:07

    Explore how machine learning and algorithms shape feeds and recommendations by analyzing data, identifying patterns, and predicting content across social media, shopping, and entertainment platforms.

  • Spotting Fake News: Be an Internet Investigator2:48

    Learn to spot fake news by evaluating video credibility, source trustworthiness, and editing cues across platforms like YouTube and Instagram, and cross-check facts and purpose to judge reliability.

  • Confirmation Bias: Understanding Online Echo Chambers4:46

    Explore how confirmation bias shapes your news feed, how algorithm-driven content creates echo chambers, and how diverse sources, fact-checking, and critical thinking counter misinformation.

  • Social Media for Good: Positive Digital Impact1:36
  • Building Your Digital Profile: Identity & Reputation1:35
  • Future of the Digital World: Trends & Innovations5:15

    Explore the future of the digital world through extended reality, xr, and the metaverse, and learn privacy-conscious ways to interact, learn, work, and create across vr, ar, and mr.

  • Exploring Digital Careers: Jobs of the Future1:34

    Explore digital careers and the jobs of the future, featuring continuous learning, data analysts and data engineers in big data analytics, and cybersecurity focusing on software threats.

  • Lecture 16: Advanced Topics2:13

Requirements

  • Anybody take this course.

Description

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. This course is for Digital Citizenship for Advanced Course. This course describes the following:

Digital Citizenship Level 3: Course Introduction

Online Friendships: Staying Safe

Digital Relationships & Boundaries

FOMO & Mental Health Online

Civil Discourse in the Digital World

Hacking: The Good and the Bad

Facial Recognition: Pros & Cons

Big Data & Targeted Marketing

Machine Learning & Your Feed

Spotting Fake News Online

Confirmation Bias Online

Social Media for Good

Building Your Digital Profile

Future of the Digital World

Exploring Digital Careers

Digital Citizenship for Advanced Course is designed to empower students with the skills they need to navigate the digital world confidently and responsibly. This course introduces learners to key concepts of online safety, digital responsibility, and ethical behavior while using technology and the internet.

Students will explore safe online friendships, managing relationships and boundaries, and the impact of social media on mental health, including issues like FOMO. They will also learn how to engage in civil discourse online, spot fake news, and recognize confirmation bias to make informed digital choices. The course covers essential topics like hacking, data privacy, targeted marketing, and the role of algorithms in shaping online experiences.

By understanding new technologies such as facial recognition and big data, students will be able to critically evaluate their benefits and risks. The course also highlights the positive use of social media, building a strong digital profile, and exploring future digital careers.

By the end of this course, Class 8 students will have the knowledge and tools to use technology ethically, stay safe online, and become responsible digital citizens ready for the challenges of the digital age.

Who this course is for:

  • Who wants to learn about Digital Citizenship for Advanced Course

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