Digital Citizenship: Password Power-Up Lesson:
Students will be able to:
- Define the term, "Password," and describe a password's purpose
- Understand why a strong password is important.
- Practice creating a memorable and strong password
Standards: This lesson meets standards for Common Core ELA, NJ Student Learning Standards in ELA, Technology & 21st Century Life & Careers, CASEL, AASL and ISTE.
Watch the following four videos from Youtube:
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Required Answer: Safe, Secure, & Strong Passwords
EXPLAIN: Combination locks are locks that require a special combination of numbers to be turned in a specific order on a dial to be opened. The combinations are meant to be secret and hard to guess. Combination locks are used to keep physical property safe in a locker or cabinet.
Passwords are a lot like combination locks because passwords are are secret combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols that only you know. Passwords keep other people from seeing your private information on the Internet.
For example, passwords allow gamers to save their points after playing an online game. When students are older, they will use passwords to do many things, such as keep track of their money or shop online. |
Tips To Create a Strong, Safe, & Secure Password:
Check for Understanding:
We are going to use an online, interactive program, called Kahoot, to play a game. Your teacher will display a website URL and a special code so that you can access the game. Kahoot will display questions / scenarios on the Promethean Board and you will need to select which section of the Ring of Responsibility the scenario applies to. Good luck and have fun!
The assessment for this lesson will be posted within Google Classroom as a Google Form.
This lesson webpage was created using some of the free lesson content shared by Common Sense Education and other educators teaching Digital Citizenship skills. Content has been adapted by Amy Spalt for educational purposes.