The perfect guide for kids learning to navigate the online world enjoyably and safely
The Internet can be a fun, creative, collaborative place to share, learn and experience the world and connect with all kinds of people.
But being a good digital citizen comes with rules and responsibilities. Digital 101 will help children aged 6+ to
navigate this sophisticated and ever-changing form of communication through a series of scenarios, from learning how to set a strong password to how to deal with trolls, and most importantly, knowing when it's time to step away from the screen and enjoy the real world all around us.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Becoming a digital citizen: the basics/What is digital citizenship?/Connect, collect & communicate/Trusted help/Passwords & passcodes/Protecting personal details/Chapter 2: Welcome to the web/ A world of websites/Cyber searching/Social society/My networks/Hobbies and interests/Gaming groups/Explaining the world/Chapter 3: Good netiquette/Netiquette/To share or not share?/ Phone etiquette/ Messaging aware/Chapter 4: Protecting your device/Digital maintenance/Pop-ups and pitfalls/Viruses and malware/The latest thing/Chapter 5: Protecting yourself and others/Cyber strangers/Cyber criminals/Online shopping/Spot the [fake] news/Free speech/Digital law/Original online workI/Illegal downloads/Chapter 6: Looking after your mindApp attack/Online addiction/Social media and self-image/Avoiding adverts/Being boys and girls/Cyberbullying and trolls/Bystanding/Information invasion/Chapter 7: Looking after your body/Prepare to prevent pain/Stretch, don't strain/Digital training/I'm in trouble/Chapter 8: A digital world for everybody/Uniting online/Educating the world/Access for all/Digital detox/Glossary/Index and useful websites and helplines
By:
Ben Hubbard
Imprint: Franklin Watts Ltd
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions:
Height: 254mm,
Width: 216mm,
Spine: 12mm
Weight: 440g
ISBN: 9781445172927
ISBN 10: 1445172925
Pages: 112
Publication Date: 09 November 2021
Recommended Age: From 7 to 9 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
,
English as a second language
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
1: Chapter 1: Becoming a digital citizen: the basics 2: What is digital citizenship? 3: Connect, collect & communicate 4: Trusted help 5: Passwords & passcodes 6: Protecting personal details 7: Chapter 2: Welcome to the web 8: A world of websites 9: Cyber searching 10: Social society 11: My networks 12: Hobbies and interests 13: Gaming groups 14: Explaining the world 15: Chapter 3: Good netiquette 16: Netiquette 17: To share or not share? 18: Phone etiquette 19: Messaging aware 20: Chapter 4: Protecting your device 21: Digital maintenance 22: Pop-ups and pitfalls 23: Viruses and malware 24: The latest thing 25: Chapter 5: Protecting yourself and others 26: Cyber strangers 27: Cyber criminals 28: Online shopping 29: Spot the fake [news] 30: Free speech 31: Digital law 32: Original online work 33: Illegal downloads 34: Chapter 6: Looking after your mind 35: App attack 36: Online addiction 37: Social media and self-image 38: Avoiding adverts 39: Being boys and girls 40: Cyberbullying and trolls 41: Bystanding 42: Information invasion 43: Chapter 7: Looking after your body 44: Prepare to prevent pain 45: Stretch, don’t strain 46: Digital training 47: I’m in trouble 48: Chapter 8: A digital world for everybody 49: Uniting online 50: Educating the world 51: Access for all 52: Digital detox 53: Glossary 54: Index and further info
Ben Hubbard began his writing career at a what's-on newspaper in the 1990s, interviewing bands, actors and artists in his native Wellington, New Zealand. He later joined the fast-paced world of daily newspaper journalism before packing up shop and moving to England. Here, Ben tied a number of new strings to his bow: magazine editor, book editor, and finally, author. Today, Ben writes a mix of non-fiction for all ages - preschoolers through to adults. He has penned titles on an eclectic subject range: from space exploration, samurai warriors and medieval castles; to pop music, pets, tornadoes and rugby skills.
