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Week 5 – Revisiting Key Themes

Educators are encouraged to revisit the major themes that arose during the month. 

  • Which areas of cyber awareness prompted the most discussion? 
  • Which topics were understood the least? 
  • Which points did students feel were most important for them to be cyberheroes? 

In addition, three new posters are available for download and use in the classroom and to post around the school. 

  

OVERVIEW

WEEK 1

WEEK 2

WEEK 3

WEEK 4

WEEK 5

Download and use these handy posters

Graphic with the words 'You're a smart cookie. Don't get burned. Take a moment and question the urgency of a message or its truthfulness before you act on it.' It includes a QR code that links to https://www.ecno.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/ECNO-CAM-24-Infosheets-E-_Part3.pdf
Graphic with the words 'Actually, it is written in stone. The internet never forgets. Don't post personal information or inappropriate and hurtful materials online as it's never been easier to track down the source of the original author.' It includes a QR code that links to https://www.ecno.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/ECNO-CAM-24-Infosheets-E-_Part2.pdf
Graphic with the words 'Are they who they say they are, really? You never know who's on the other side of the screen. Protect yourself and your personal information by only interacting with people you know you know.' It includes a QR code that links to https://www.ecno.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/ECNO-CAM-24-Infosheets-E-_Part5.pdf

Download black and white versions that use less printer ink

For additional content and resources visit:

Cyber Security Ontario Cyber Awareness Month Campaign
Cyber Awareness Campaign
K-12 Zone