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Connections and Community
This lesson focuses on digital literacy for students. Students practice building a positive online community, explore what having a digital identity means, and analyze online posts' permanence and that impact.
Safety and Privacy
Students learn what it means to have a digital footprint and ways to safeguard their privacy and security online.
Screen Time vs. Offline Time
Students explore the potential consequences of spending too much time online and put a plan in place to create a healthy balance between on- and offline time.
Technology and Data
Students practice protecting their digital data in online simulations -- from keeping their passwords safe to identifying digital threats.
Rights and Literacy
Students navigate being responsible creators in the online world and learn about their personal digital responsibility and rights.
Evaluating Content
Students learn how to confidently evaluate online content, analyzing it for accuracy and perspective. They’ll practice digital research skills by differentiating trustworthy sources and ads from inaccurate ones.
Shorter, more digestible modules aligned to ISTE Standards.
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EVERFI has built a network of partners and sponsors who help fund Ignition for your school or district. Through multi-year commitments, EVERFI partners give teachers and administrators the assurance that programming can be launched at scale and even written into curriculum.
Ignition's lessons are aligned to national standards including ISTE Student Standards, the CASEL SEL Framework, and Common Career Technical Core. EVERFI provides comprehensive curriculum guides and standards alignment guides to help you plan for implementation. District partners also leverage Ignition through digital wellness initiatives in homeroom and advisory periods.
Represents differences of access for socioeconomic groups and gender.
Spark a sense of autonomy - students control and make smart choices about technology use.
Uses relatable, recognizable scenarios like digital drama, and managing their digital footprint.