In this chapter, learners practice recognising common online scams, phishing attempts, and warning signs in messages, websites, and social media.

Welcome to the Course!

Video: Meet Lani

Reflection: How Digital Is Your Life?

Focus: What is Cybersecurity?

Story:  Lani's Day

Practice: What Could Go Wrong?

Video: The Family Inbox

Focus: Spotting the Red Flags

Practice: Scam Detective

Focus: Pause • Check • Verify

Practice: Help Lani Decide

Reflection: My Scam Checklist

Challenge: Recognize the Risks

Achievement: Scam Spotter!

Chapter 1: Recognise the Risks

This chapter helps to make safer choices when using devices, shopping online, and making digital payments, and to respond safely to cyber incidents such as scams, fake accounts, compromised accounts, and AI-generated impersonation.

Let's Keep Going!

Video: Lani's Password Problem

Focus: Strong Passwords & Passphrases

Practice: Build a Better Password

Focus: Two Locks Are Better Than One

Practice: Secure Lani's Accounts

Video: Planning Lani's Birthday Surprise

Focus: Shop & Pay Safely Online

Practice: Website Safety Checklist

Practice: Protect Your Devices

Story: A Fake Profile Appears

Practice: Protect Your Privacy

Focus: When Things Go Wrong

Reflection: My Cyber Safety Plan

Challenge: Build Your Defences

Achievement: Cyber Safety Champion!

Chapter 2: Build Your Defences

<p>Meet Lani, Tia, and Papa Tua, three generations navigating an increasingly digital world in their own ways. Lani is a 22-year-old tourism and hospitality student who uses technology for studying, work, social media, online banking, shopping, and everyday life. Tia, her 13-year-old sister, loves social media, photos, and videos, while their grandfather, Papa Tua, is still getting comfortable with his smartphone, Facebook, Messenger, and online banking. Through their everyday experiences, learners encounter realistic situations that show how cyber risks can affect people of different ages and with different levels of digital experience.</p><p>Across the course, learners follow the family as they encounter suspicious messages, scams, weak passwords, account security challenges, fake websites, privacy issues, AI-generated content, and other everyday digital risks. Through short stories, interactive activities, practical challenges, and reflection, learners build skills to recognise warning signs, pause before acting, protect their accounts and devices, manage personal information, shop safely online, and respond when something goes wrong. By the end of the course, learners have developed practical habits they can use to navigate the digital world more safely and confidently.</p>

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Learn how to protect yourself, your family, and your digital life with practical cybersecurity habits. Through stories, realistic scenarios, and interactive activities, you'll learn to recognise scams, protect accounts and devices, and shop safely online.

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Recognise common online scams, phishing attempts, and warning signs in messages, websites, and social media.

Protect their online accounts by using strong, unique passwords, passphrases, and Multi-Factor Authentication.

Make safer choices when using devices, shopping online, and making digital payments, including recognising suspicious websites and unsafe situations.

Manage their privacy and personal information online, including making safer choices about photos, travel plans, documents, and social media activity.

Respond safely to cyber incidents such as scams, fake accounts, compromised accounts, and AI-generated impersonation by taking appropriate action and seeking help when needed.

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