• Using computers, tablets, and smartphones more independently.

    • Searching the internet safely and spotting scams.

    • Protecting personal information online.

    • Recognizing common examples of AI in daily life, such as smartphones, virtual assistants, and online recommendations.

    • Using AI tools for communication, information gathering, or everyday tasks.

    • Understanding that AI-generated information is not always accurate or reliable.

    • Recognizing risks when using AI, such as sharing personal information, scams, or misinformation.

    • Using safe practices when interacting with AI systems.

    Goal: Participants will build stronger digital literacy skills through structured online learning focused on independent device use, safe internet practices, and understanding artificial intelligence in everyday settings.

    • Writing simple, appropriate emails or messages to ask for information or support.

    • Understanding when digital communication is useful for asking questions or reporting issues.

    • Using templates or prompts to make communication easier.

    • Learning how tone and clear wording affect digital messages.

    • Using respectful language and making clear requests.

    • Sending messages through apps or online portals.

    Goal: Participants will learn how to speak up for themselves effectively using digital platforms.

    • Recognizing signs of healthier choices, such as low sugar or low sodium.

    • Identifying trusted websites for sexual health information.

    • Recognizing appropriate and inappropriate online content.

    • Understanding basic privacy related to personal and body-related information.

    • Identifying unsafe digital interactions, such as inappropriate messages or requests.

    • Demonstrating how to exit or report unsafe content.

    • Understanding how online content can affect feelings and self-image.

    • Recognizing positive and negative digital interactions.

    • Learning appropriate ways to present themselves online.

    • Using digital tools to support positive self-expression.

    • Recognizing emotional states using digital supports such as visuals or check-ins.

    • Knowing when to seek support from a trusted person.

    • Using technology to find mental health resources online.

Cost: $150.00 per hour per learning topic.