Digital and information literacy

An exploration of user-generated content that describes what it is, discusses Web 2.0, and explains how to evaluate sources and create Web sites, podcasts, and other Internet projects.

An introduction to electronic graphic organizers that discusses why they are useful, organization, how to find resources online, and how to integrate them into work.

An introduction to databases that defines what they are and discusses tables, their parts and functions, and relational databases.

An introduction to graphic design and desktop publishing that discusses design basics, fonts, typography, images, and layout.

An introduction to electronic spreadsheets that discusses their development, how they are created, and their practical and everyday uses.

An introduction to Web sites that discusses how they are planned, designed, built, published, and maintained.

Discusses finding information on the Internet and explains how to determine its credibility and present it.

Discusses finding information on the Internet and explains how to determine its credibility and present it.

Discusses finding information on the Internet and explains how to determine its credibility and present it.

"Introduces readers to the importance of cybersecurity, addresses the current risks from hackers, viruses and other malware, identity thieves, and other online perils, [and] provides concrete measures that young digital natives can take to protect themselves and their computers, smartphones, and other devices"--Provided by publisher.