Smart Tools or Sneaky Tricks: Is Using AI Cheating Grade: 6-8  |  Time: 10:00AM

This interactive digital learning session explores where the line is between smart use of AI and academic dishonesty. Participants will examine real-world scenarios, discuss ethical guidelines, and learn how to use AI responsibly as a tool for learning.

Think Before You Click:  Understanding Digital Footprints                                                      

Grade: 6-8  |  Time: 11:00AM

This course teaches learners how online actions create permanent digital footprints and why protecting personal information matters. It encourages smart, responsible decisions when sharing and interacting online.

SMART use of AI: Responsible Decision-Making        Grade: 6-8  |  Time: 12:00pM

This course explores how students can use AI as a helpful learning tool while knowing when to stop and check the facts. Students will practice making smart, responsible choices with AI through real-world examples and activities.

Your Brain on Screen Time                                   Grade: 6-8  |  Time: 1:00PM

In this session, students learn how screen time affects their brain, focus, and daily habits. They explore why screens are designed to keep our attention and how too much screen time can impact sleep, and time with others. Students leave with practical strategies for balancing screen time in healthy ways.

Cyberbullying: The Cost of Online Behavior  Grade: 6-12  |  Time: 12:00PM

This session examines cyberbullying in digital spaces, including what it looks like, its impact on students and school communities, and the potential school and legal consequences. Students will learn how to recognize harmful online behavior and understand their responsibility in digital environments.

Can I Trust This? Checking Online Sources    Grade: 6-8  |  Asynchronous

In this session, students learn how to recognize reliable online resources and understand why not all information found online is meant for learning. Students explore whether a source is trustworthy and practice thinking carefully about online information. By the end of the session, students are better prepared to make thoughtful choices when using online resources for learning.

Cyberbullying: The Cost of Online Behavior  Grade: 6-8  |  Time: Asynchronous

This session examines cyberbullying in digital spaces, including what it looks like, its impact on students and school communities, and the potential school and legal consequences. Students will learn how to recognize harmful online behavior and understand their responsibility in digital environments.

Think Before You Click:  Understanding Digital Footprints                                                             Grade: 6-8  |  Time: asynchronous

This course teaches learners how online actions create permanent digital footprints and why protecting personal information matters. It encourages smart, responsible decisions when sharing and interacting online.

Your Brain on Screen Time                                Grade: 6-8  |  Asynchronous

In this session, students learn how screen time affects their brain, focus, and daily habits. They explore why screens are designed to keep our attention and how too much screen time can impact sleep, and time with others. Students leave with practical strategies for balancing screen time in healthy ways.