Teach Students How to Use Technology
ethically, safely & wiselY
Cyber Civics is the most comprehensive digital literacy curriculum available. Created by in the classroom by teachers. Award-winning, easy-to-implement activities are easy to conduct with middle school kids. Can even be taught without technology. Lessons for families and home schoolers too!
"Test scores have improved and online bullying incidents have been virtually eliminated at a California school that added this weekly digital literacy instruction to its curriculum."
INFORMATION LITERACY
-Lauren Williams, District Administration Magazine, read all our testimonials
Classroom
instruction
50-minute long, teacher-led lessons in digital citizenship, information literacy and media literacy.
educator support
Complimentary tutorials and online support for teachers included. Onsite workshops too.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Send-home parent letters with activities that align with every lesson, and a book for parents!
onsite presentations
Parent presentations for schools and community groups. Teacher professional development workshops too!
"Cyber Civics is the best digital media literacy curriculum I've seen yet as it is developmentally based and creative."
-Sheila Reilly, Former Administrator, Woodland Star Charter School (see all our testimonials)
“In six years we haven’t had a single episode of cyberbullying or any incident related to digital drama. It’s a gamble not to teach this.”
Shaheer Faltas, Journey School Administrator, in "Cyber Civics:
Building a Brighter Digital Future One School At A Time"
Become a Cyber Civics School
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Teaches students how to protect themselves from online dangers.
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Reduces administrative time spent on social media issues.
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Focuses on behaviors associated with positive digital media use.
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Engages parents with at-home activities.
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Creates a school community supportive of positive digital skills and norms.
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Based on academic research published in the "Journal of Media Literacy Education" (JMLE) and lessons created and practiced in the classroom.
"We know that digital-citizenship education works. Journey School in Aliso Viejo, a small Southern California city (where Cyber Civics was born), is an example of a digital-citizenship success story."
Erin McNeill, President of Media Literacy Now in "Even 'Digital Natives' Need Digital Training," in Education Week
Cyber Civics is "...an intentional deep dive that teaches emotional intelligence as much as it does digital citizenship."
SmartBrief on EdTech
