Step One - Consumer Protection/Identity Theft Vocabulary (print & practice vocab)

Step Two - Read about passwords and then watch this video to complete this form

Step Three - Using this PowerPoint, complete this notes worksheet (print and turn in)

Step Four - Game Day!! Using this document play these 5 games!

• Friend Finder (Game)
  
• Beware of Spyware (Game)
  
• Spam, Scam, Slam (Game)
• Invasion of the Wireless Hackers (Game)
  
• Mission, Laptop Security (Game)
• Phishing Scams (Game)
• Case of the Cyber Criminal (Game)

Step Six - Create an infographic about the topic you chose - See Rubric

Planning:

• Explore online to see the various different infographics. Become familiar with what infographics are and what they look like.
  • A good basic overview of the history and use of information graphics is available on Wikipedia
  • Google examples of “good” and “bad” infographics.
• Plan the “Story” your Infographic will tell. Items to include:
  • Specific Scam
  • Description of scam
  • How does the scam happen?
  • How can the scam be avoided? Must include personal tips to minimize fraud and identity theft.
  • What happens if you fell for the scam? What can you do now?
  • Include the website address, Twitter address, and phone number for the FTC and Attorney General from Michigan.

Creating: Use Canva

Assessment & Vocabulary Quiz