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30 June 2026

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  1. Profile cover sheets for QCIA students studying Social and Community Studies. It includes QCIA goals mapped to the specific units being taught.
  2. A modified learning booklet for during the term (before the assessment goes out). It has activities designed to address specific QCIA learning goals. It includes: a) simply written but age appropriate scenarios for students to consider and respond to; a match the definitions activity; a section asking them about what social media platforms they use and what positives and negatives they have noticed; a section on values/ethics and behaviour – how to be respectful online; an identifying activity (reading scenarios and deciding respectful or not respectful); learning where to go for help; read the scenario and match the problem to who can help; describing uses of digital technologies at school, home and in the community; looking at some Facebook groups in our local area. Considering why citizens might want to follow this page; identifying benefits and risks of technologies. There is a passage to read and some multiple choice and short response questions; activity: benefit or risky?; activity: What should you do (4 scenarios).; Select technologies for simple tasks – choose the right technology.; recognise communication protocols online (reading task and then an activity – decide ok to post, think carefully or probably shouldn’t post); tips for creating strong passwords and protecting your privacy; writing task (why privacy settings matter); Digital footprints (complete a maze); reflection task
  3. A modified task sheet which contains QCIA cover sheet and goals
  4. A modified inquiry booklet for once the assessment goes out. This can be completed electronically or students can fill it in. students have to define terms, include a picture (or draw one), give an example.; they have 2 social media platforms to explain (Instagram and Facebook - they have to list some good and bad things about each); they must write 3 research questions; they must answer each of their questions.
  5. A template for a PPT which students can make as their product.

Resources designed for the new senior Social and Community Studies syllabus (implemented in QLD in 2024). Topic: Digital Citizenship. The end of term assessment for this unit was a product (Information Booklet / Pamphlet / Brochure).

The content would also be useful more broadly for students in other states and countries with an interest in online safety. Additional resources for this unit are also available in my store – Aussie_Resources.

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