a mix of upper and lower-case letters, numbers and symbols to create an unpredictable sequence of characters

a security system that requires two or more distinct forms of identification, for example, a password and a fingerprint

an application that stores multiple passwords under a single strong password

Strong passwords and secure access

Digital literacy

Setting up a new device

Updates for privacy and security

Using devices in a healthy way

Backups and keeping data safe

Recycling and e-waste

Pupils explore the life cycle of a digital device, from setup to disposal. They learn how to keep devices and data secure through passwords, updates and backups. Pupils also consider loss or replacement and explore the environmental and ethical impact of recycling and digital waste.

From unbox to recycle: the journey of a digital device

Which of the following is the strongest password?

one compromised password could give access to many accounts

Why should you not use the same password for all accounts?

Multi-factor {{}} adds an extra layer of security by requiring more than one way to prove who you are.

entering a code sent to your phone after typing your password

Which of these is an example of multi-factor authentication?

A password {{}} is an app that stores many passwords securely and only needs one strong master password.

Which device would be best for a student who wants to work at home and at school?

A password should be kept {{}} and not shared with others.

What could happen if someone else gets your password?

to give you access to apps, settings and saved information

What is an account used for on a digital device or online service?

Strong passwords and secure access

Lesson outcome