Lesson plans

Just as The Web We Want was developed by young people for young people, the lessons in the Web We Want handbook for educators have been designed by teachers for teachers across Europe and beyond. The lesson plans propose ideas and activities to encourage young people to develop the creative and critical thinking skills essential for a fulfilled life in the world of tomorrow. 

This handbook helps teachers integrate issues related to the online activities of young people into their teaching through interactive lesson plans and worksheets that link to national competency frameworks. The topics and objectives of each activity are presented in a comprehensive index for ease of use.

By using the materials, students:

• Develop their understanding of challenges and opportunities raised by the Internet, and
• Acquire skills needed for their future careers and life. 

 

My rights and responsabilities online	Warming up Basic WWW rights Rights versus responsabilities Two sides of the same coin 1 Two sides of the same coin 2
"Information is not knowledge"- Albert Einstein	Access, create and share wisely Analysing pictures
Participating on the Web	Let's go shopping Learning maths
Shape your identity	My (real) identity Do we have multiple identites ?
Privacy, my most precious possession	You cannot say eveything to everyone PrivaSee I'm watching you!
The artist in you	Protecting what is ours RAP it up! Artist in you!

 

All the lesson plans align with the European e-Competence Framewok, a guide which helps identify and describe ICT-related competences according to the European Qualification Framework approach and outlines the methodological choices behind¹ it. Contact us with your own lesson plan suggestions and resources at infowww@eun.org.

Contact us with your own lesson plan suggestions and resources at infowww@eun.org