- Getting Started
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READ THIS FIRST! Getting Started Guide
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Video Guide to Cyber Civics
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Teaching at Home Guide
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Parent/Guardian Letter w/Activities
- Student Pre- and Post- Assessment
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Pre- and Post- Assessment
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Pre- and Post-Assessment Key
- Curriculum
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Lesson 1: The Five Principles of Citizenship
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Lesson 2: Digital Background Check
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Lesson 3: To Share Or Not To Share?
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Lesson 4: Be Upstanding!
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Lesson 5: You Are The Words You Use
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Lesson 6: My Self, My Selfie
- Sample Lessons from Levels 2 & 3
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Lesson 7: Why Can't I Cut & Paste?
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Lesson 8: Analyzing Online Information, Part 1
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Cyber Civics "Mini"
A condensed version of our turnkey middle school digital literacy program. Meets an urgent need to teach youth to be ethical, safe, and productive digital citizens. Includes eight lesson plans, slides w/videos, student packets, parent letters and teacher support to teach key digital citizenship and online safety lessons.
Everything you need to successfully deliver Cyber Civics "Mini" to students in school or at home can be found here.
We created this condensed, yet effective, series of lessons to meet the needs of many schools, after-school programs, community groups and homeschool families for a "mini" version of Cyber Civics, our comprehensive middle school digital literacy program. It includes six of our favorite lessons from Level 1 (Digital Citizenship), plus a sample lesson from Level 2 (Information Literacy) and Level 3 (Media Literacy for Positive Participation). Each is a snap to teach and will give young people the skills they need to successfully face some of the biggest challenges of the online world.
The best news? We are so convinced you will love these lessons that you will want to get our full program. So your investment will be credited towards the full Cyber Civics program should you subscribe within 12 months of purchase. How awesome is that?
Visit our website: www.cybercivics.com
Contact: support@cybercivics.com or call (949) 481-4319
- SEE LEVEL 1: DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP.
- SEE LEVEL 2: INFORMATION LITERACY.
- SEE LEVEL 3: MEDIA LITERACY FOR POSITIVE PARTICIPATION.
- Home School Cyber Civics is available at a special rate! Contact us.
Testimonials
“In the four years since the Cyber Civics™ classes started at our school, there have been only three reported incidences of poor digital behavior; none in the last two years. This is unheard of in this day and age. What has been a small investment has paid off tenfold. Plus it allows us to put our energy on what matters most, learning and teaching in a happy, safe, and healthy community.”
-Shaheer Faltas, Founding School Administrator
"An intentional deep-dive that teaches emotional intelligence as much as it does digital citizenship."
-SmartBrief on EdTech“Cyber Civics lays a strong foundation for healthy digital ethics, information and computer literacy so when children face inevitable, difficult choices online, they will make the right decisions.”
-Dr. Paul Helfrich, Teacher, Los Angeles, CA
“An excellent resource to teach students how to be safe and wise online. The activities, videos, resources, and support staff are top-notch.”
Morgan Hensley, Teacher, Hanover, IN
"The thoughtfulness and breadth of the program is an asset to our school, and the parents are very happy to have "tech-driver's-ed" in our curriculum."-Soni Albright, Teacher, Minneapolis, MN
"Test scores have improved and online bullying incidents have been virtually eliminated at a California school that added this weekly digital literacy instructions to its curriculum."
-District Administration Magazine
"We know that digital-citizenship education works. Since instituting (this) three-year middle school series on digital citizenship, information literacy on evaluation of online sources, and media-literacy courses to teach critical-thinking skills around media texts of all kinds—music videos, film, print advertising—the school has nearly eliminated bullying and behavioral issues and significantly boosted standardized-test scores."
-Education Week