DROP Learning Resources
Practical guidance for life in the digital world.
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Protect Your Digital AccountsSimple habits that make email, social media, messaging, and other online accounts safer.
Useful for
- Young people
- Parents
- Older adults
What to do
- Use a different strong password or passphrase for every important account.
- Turn on two-step verification wherever it is available.
- Keep recovery phone numbers and email addresses up to date.
- Do not share verification codes, passwords, or login links with anyone.
- Treat urgent requests for money, information, or account access with caution.
Your password protects the door. Two-step verification adds a second lock.
Use AI Without Losing Your JudgmentA practical guide for using artificial intelligence responsibly for learning, work, and creativity.
Useful for
- Students
- Teachers
- Professionals
What to do
- Do not enter private, confidential, or sensitive personal information.
- Check important AI-generated claims against reliable sources.
- Use AI to support your thinking rather than replace it.
- Be honest when AI contributed significantly to your work.
- Consider whether the output is fair, respectful, accurate, and appropriate.
Artificial intelligence can assist your judgment, but it should not replace your responsibility.
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