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Rasmita Bayalkoti has created the project "Sharing Our Everyday Digital Habits" in Class2Class.org

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Sharing Our Everyday Digital Habits

What is this project about?

Students compare how they and their classmates use the internet, passwords, and email, then exchange short written or offline notes with the partner class about risky and safe habits. Each class shares findings during a live video call discussion.
Age of Students
16-18 years
Project Duration
3 weeks
Starting Month
December 2026

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to describe their own and their classmates' internet, password, and email habits, and explain how these compare with those of their partner class during the collaborative exchange.
Remember / Understand
Students will be able to apply safe digital practices by demonstrating, in a live video discussion with the partner class, how they would improve risky online habits identified in their shared findings.
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Skills to develop

Digital Literacy
Collaboration & Teamwork

Project Activities

1

Kick-off video call and sharing our digital habits

Students meet their partner class on a live video call, introduce themselves, and share a quick picture of how they use the internet, passwords, and email.

Duration: 45 minutes
2

Survey and compare everyday digital habits

In pairs, students create and run a short survey on internet, password, and email habits within their class, then compare results with the partner class notes and note similarities and differences.

Duration: 120 minutes
Delivery: Comparative Chart
3

Spot risks and plan safer habits with the firewall and antivirus reading

Students read the firewall, virus, and internet security notes, then identify risky habits from their findings and write practical safer alternatives they would apply.

Duration: 90 minutes
Delivery: Action Plan Document
4

Live discussion: sharing findings and improved habits

Both classes meet on a live video call to present their findings, discuss risky habits, and show how they would improve them, with students leading the conversation and the teacher moderating.

Duration: 65 minutes
Delivery: Debate