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Whether you require a presentation on E-Literacy that covers all the details, or one that you can customize yourself, the presentations displayed on our site are tailored to meet your needs. Our downloadable presentation include PowerPoint slides and a presentation script.
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Icebreakers are a great way to get the audience involved before the start of your presentation. Better yet: they're only one click away.
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If you are looking for interesting and fun activities for youth that also correspond with school curriculums, we invite you to download our activities.
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These videos reflect the general message that deal.org wants to convey to youth: Think critically about your online interactions and acknowledge that online behaviours can have offline consequences. For these videos, we decided to take online youth behaviours and put them on the streets. The BBC Chat Guide video was also used by deal.org as a model for one of our E-Literacy videos. To catch a glimpse of the outcome, check out these clips.
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The Toolbox E-Literacy issue was produced through several joint collaborations. We would first like to thank our projet partner and subject matter expert, the National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre (NCECC). All of our resources were reviewed by Dr. Roberta Sinclair of the NCECC.
The production of our E-Literacy videos would also not have been possible without the help and contributions of Industry Canada and the Mounted Police Foundation. deal.org wishes to thank them for their effort and dedication in making youth more aware of internet safety.
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