Digital citizenship Camp 2024

Service Description

Digital Well-Being, Safety, and Entrepreneurship Camp for Children Background In an era dominated by digital technology, it's paramount that the younger generation is equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world safely and effectively. The increase in screen time, alongside the opportunities and risks presented by the internet, calls for comprehensive education on digital well-being and safety. Furthermore, nurturing an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age can empower children to innovate and solve problems creatively. Objective This camp aims to: Educate children aged 7-12 on digital well-being and safety: Providing them with the tools and knowledge to make informed decisions online. Introduce basic concepts of entrepreneurship: Encouraging creative thinking, problem-solving, and the ability to recognize opportunities. Promote family digital well-being habits: Engaging activities and discussions designed to foster healthy digital habits that children can share with their families. Duration and Location Duration: 3-5 days, with activities scheduled from morning to late afternoon. Location: A suitable venue that can accommodate interactive workshops, group activities, and secure internet access for digital learning sessions. Program Overview Day 1: Introduction to Digital Well-being and Safety Digital Literacy Basics: Understanding the internet, browsers, and safe searching. Cyber Safety: Recognizing and avoiding online risks such as cyberbullying, phishing, and sharing personal information. Healthy Digital Habits: Discussing screen time management and the importance of balancing online and offline activities. Day 2 & 3: Hands-on Digital Well-being and Entrepreneurship Workshops Interactive Workshops: Sessions on creating digital content responsibly, understanding digital footprints, and privacy settings. Entrepreneurship for Kids: Basic concepts of starting a business, identifying problems and brainstorming solutions, and the importance of perseverance and creativity. Group Projects: Children will work in groups to come up with a simple business idea that solves a problem in their community, considering digital well-being. Day 4: Family Digital Well-being Parent-Child Sessions: Workshops designed to educate parents and children on setting up a family media plan, discussing digital etiquette, and strategies for monitoring and managing digital activities. Presentations: Children present their group projects, showcasing their entr