Verifying Online Identity and Trust
Students will learn how to identify secure websites (e.g., HTTPS, padlock icon) and understand why it's important to verify the identity of online sources.
Key Questions
- Explain the significance of 'HTTPS' and the padlock icon in a web browser.
- Describe how to check if a website is secure before entering personal information.
- Analyze the risks of interacting with unverified or suspicious online sources.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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