Digital World Immersion: Begins with an engaging visual presentation showcasing the diverse ways digital technology permeates modern life (e.g., communication, work, education, entertainment).

Program Introduction: An outline of the learning objectives, emphasizing the importance of digital literacy for active participation in the 21st century.

Web Browsers and Search Engines: Open discussion about the functions of web browsers and search engines, providing practical tips for effective online searching and information retrieval.

Websites and Online Resources: General dialogue about different types of websites (e.g., informational, social media, e-commerce) and explore valuable online resources (e.g., government services, educational platforms, news sources).

Evaluating Online Information: An introduction to basic techniques for evaluating the credibility and reliability of online information, including identifying trustworthy sources and recognizing potential biases.

Computers and Mobile Devices: Provides an overview of common digital devices (computers, smartphones, tablets) and their basic functions.

Operating Systems and Software: An exploration of the role of operating systems and common software applications (e.g., word processing, spreadsheets, presentation software).

File Management: General overview of essential file management skills, including creating, saving, organizing, and sharing digital files.

Digital Communication: Discussion about the basics of email, messaging apps, and video conferencing, emphasizing effective and respectful online communication.

Online Safety Basics: General discussion about common online threats (e.g., malware, phishing scams) and provide practical tips for protecting personal information and devices.

Password Security: Underline the importance of strong passwords and demonstrate effective password management techniques.

Social Media Awareness: An introduction to responsible social media use, including privacy settings, appropriate content sharing, and avoiding online conflicts.

Digital Footprint: Open dialogue about the concept of a digital footprint and encourage responsible online behavior.

Digital Access and Inclusion: General discussion about the importance of digital access for all citizens and explore ways to bridge the digital divide.

Digital Citizenship: Emphasis placed on the rights and responsibilities associated with digital participation, including respecting intellectual property and contributing to positive online communities.

Lifelong Learning: Encourages continuous learning and exploration of new digital tools and technologies to stay informed and adapt to the evolving digital landscape.