Course One has four modules:

Module 1: Digital Devices

Unit 1.1 – Comparing Digital Devices
Unit 1.2 – Using a Computer
Unit 1.3 – Keyboard Language Apps
Unit 1.4 – File Management
Unit 1.5 – Inside a Computer

Unit 1.6 – Taking Care of Your Devices, Your Health, and the Environment
Unit 1.7 – What a Computer Can and Can’t Do
Unit 1.8 – Computer Hardware and Software

Module 2: The Internet

Unit 2.1 – Understanding Digital Networks
Unit 2.2 – Internet Benefits and Challenges
Unit 2.3 – Using the Internet
Unit 2.4 – The Internet and Mobile Phones
Unit 2.5 – Internet Regulation and Rights
Unit 2.6 – Understanding Internet Speed

Unit 2.7 – Understanding Internet Data
Unit 2.8 – Understanding Internet Costs
Unit 2.9 – Making a Complaint about Your Internet Services

Module 3: Social Media and Applications (Apps)

Unit 3.1 – Communicating with Digital Technology
Unit 3.2 – What is Social Media?
Unit 3.3 – Social Media Platforms
Unit 3.4 – Social Media: Behind the Scenes
Unit 3.5 – Social Media and Community
Unit 3.6 – Algorithms and Search Results
Unit 3.7 – Language Apps
Unit 3.8 – Sharing and Decision Making Online
Unit 3.9 – Intimate Photo-sharing and Consent
Unit 3.10 – Voice and Video Calling
Unit 3.11 – Buy, Trade, and Sell on Social Media
Unit 3.12 – Internet Culture: Memes, Hashtags, Slang

Module 4: Being Proactive Online

Unit 4.1 – Boundary Setting Online
Unit 4.2 – Monitoring and Surveillance
Unit 4.3 – Disinformation & Misinformation
Unit 4.4 – Evaluating Online Information
Unit 4.5 – Understanding Digital Footprints
Unit 4.6 – Data Breaches
Unit 4.7 – Passwords
Unit 4.8 – Cyberbullying and Trolling
Unit 4.9 – Digital Stewardship

Module 1: Digital Devices

By the end of this module students will be able to:

• Tell the difference between basic hardware, software, devices, and operating systems
• Complete simple tasks on their device
• explain the importance of responsible management, usage, and disposal of
  technological devices

Module 2: The Internet

By the end of this module students will be able to:

• Understand what the internet is
• Access information online using the internet
• Identify some challenges and benefits of using the internet
• Recognize the concepts of internet speed, data, and cost, especially as they relate to
  life in NWT

Module 3: Social Media and Applications (Apps)

By the end of this module students will be able to:

• Understand the range of technologies for communicating online, including social media
• Apply the basics of communicating with digital technology
• Recognize the importance of being accountable and proactive when communicating
  and sharing online

Module 4: Being Proactive Online

By the end of this module students will be able to:

• Understand how to be proactive and responsible online
  
• Consider how to deal with the challenges of being online 
• Identify ways to protect privacy online
  
• Assess the credibility of information found online