1. Hazards of the Digital World
1.1. Inappropriate Material
1.1.1. Sexually Explicit Material
1.1.2. Predatory Sites e.g. Chat Rooms, Networking SItes
1.1.3. Age Requirement Sites
1.2. Cyber Bullying
1.2.1. Social Media Abuse
1.2.2. Private Information/Pictures Shared Publicly
1.2.3. Rumor Mongering and/or Verbal Assualt
1.3. Privacy
1.3.1. Personal Information Stolen
1.3.2. Allowing Access to Family Information
1.3.3. School Information Inadvertently Shared
2. In Loco Parentis
2.1. Information Authenticity
2.1.1. Non-Peer Reviewed
2.1.2. Questionable Sourcing
2.2. Bogus Advertising
2.2.1. Spam
2.2.2. False Advertising
2.3. Personal Information Access
2.3.1. Website Requirments
2.3.2. Facebook/Social Media
2.3.3. Class Website Protection
2.4. Intellectual Property
2.4.1. Copyright Infringement
2.4.2. Copy/Paste
3. Digital Citizenship
3.1. Positive Aspects
3.1.1. Learning
3.1.2. Community
3.1.3. Collaboration
3.1.4. Connection
3.1.5. Information Access
3.2. Negative Aspects
3.2.1. Identity Theft
3.2.2. Sexting/ Sexual Apporaches
3.2.3. Cyber Bullying
3.2.4. Plagiarism
3.2.5. Predatory Influence
3.3. Digital Literacy
3.3.1. Ethics
3.3.1.1. Identity
3.3.1.2. Privacy
3.3.1.3. Ownership
3.3.1.4. Trustworthiness
3.3.1.5. Participation
3.3.2. Digital Footprint
3.3.3. Teaching to Use the Best Filter: The One Between the Ears