Digital literacy lessons
We bring messages, social media, gaming and AI into lessons at schools and colleges. Students work with fictional situations and discuss their choices. Find audiences, example activities and free materials to continue using in class.
Planned with you
We agree the content with you based on participants’ ages, experience and the questions they face. Choose a class activity, a workshop or a session staff can follow up afterwards.
Messages, photos and social media
Students explore fictional situations: a message demands a reply, a photo reveals private details or someone is left out of a group chat. They discuss possible actions, consent to sharing and where to find help.
Thinking about gaming and AI
We can look at contact and purchases in games, adverts in a feed or AI-generated content. Students examine the creator and sources: what can we check, and what remains unknown?
Continue the work afterwards
Use our freely accessible guides and articles before and after a visit. Ask students to develop shared agreements or practise a new choice. Work with fictional examples so nobody needs to reveal private messages or personal experiences.
Arrange a session
Use Contact to send your institution’s name, location, age group, participant count, topic and possible dates. Include any requirements for participation or format. We agree the content and practical arrangements before confirming the session.