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Objective 5.3 – Ensure the Security of Digital Information

Getting Inspired by Examples and Experiences (2)

Studying Social Networks to Develop ICT Skills
Published February 9, 2016
Charles Laporte, a teacher at LaSalle College, gives an overview of the social media course offered to Social Science students. Many concepts are discussed including digital identity, the rules relating to the use of technologies in one's environment, rights related to intellectual property, etc.
CyberSelf.ca: A Website to Provide Students with Tools to Sensitize and Make Them Responsible for Their Use of Social Media
Published March 21, 2016
What is cyber-reputation? How to recognize a cyberbullying situation? How to prevent bad dating offline? What to do in case of identity theft? This is the type of question answered by MyImageWeb.com
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Activities in CyberSelf.ca - Raising Student Awareness of Cyber Issues
Published November 24, 2017
Teachers in four disciplines describe how they could use MyImageWeb.com as part of their classes, for example to protect their cyber-reputation or to make them aware of cyberbullying.
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Cyber reputation and right to one’s own image
Published October 26, 2015
This space explains what theft and identity theft are and provides examples. It proposes actions to prevent theft and identity theft and actions to take to deal with the situation.
Protect your computer
Published April 9, 2015
From the moment we use a computer, we must think security. Software helps ensure that your computer is well protected against computer viruses or any other type of malware. Some practices also help minimize the risk of your computer malfunctioning. This demonstration will help you to see more clearly.
Off-line meetings: what it is, recognize, prevent, intervene
Published October 26, 2015
This space explains what off-line meetings are and provides examples. It proposes strategies to prevent unfortunate situations and actions to be taken to deal with them.
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Index of Objectives and Tasks

Students must be aware of their individual and collective digital responsibilities and of the risks associated with using technology.

This objective requires students to ensure the security of information by protecting their digital identity and by securing their digital content.

CyberSelf.ca: A Website to Provide Students with Tools to Sensitize and Make Them Responsible for Their Use of Social Media
Published March 21, 2016
What is cyber-reputation? How to recognize a cyberbullying situation? How to prevent bad dating offline? What to do in case of identity theft? This is the type of question answered by MyImageWeb.com
Studying Social Networks to Develop ICT Skills
Published February 9, 2016
Charles Laporte, a teacher at LaSalle College, gives an overview of the social media course offered to Social Science students. Many concepts are discussed including digital identity, the rules relating to the use of technologies in one's environment, rights related to intellectual property, etc.
More Resources for Inspiration

Activities in CyberSelf.ca - Raising Student Awareness of Cyber Issues
Published November 24, 2017
Teachers in four disciplines describe how they could use MyImageWeb.com as part of their classes, for example to protect their cyber-reputation or to make them aware of cyberbullying.
More Resources for Planning

Protecting your digital identity
Published September 4, 2015
This tutorial explains what a digital identity is and provides recommendations on how to protect it. Six basic rules are provided to help you protect your personal information.
Off-line meetings: what it is, recognize, prevent, intervene
Published October 26, 2015
This space explains what off-line meetings are and provides examples. It proposes strategies to prevent unfortunate situations and actions to be taken to deal with them.
Protect your computer
Published April 9, 2015
From the moment we use a computer, we must think security. Software helps ensure that your computer is well protected against computer viruses or any other type of malware. Some practices also help minimize the risk of your computer malfunctioning. This demonstration will help you to see more clearly.
More Learning Resources