Short description Learn to recognize AI voice cloning, deepfake videos, and phishing scams before they trick you or your family — and build a personal digital-safety checklist you can actually use. Who is this course for Teenagers (Ages 11–17) — matches Foundation Scholar exactly. Starting level Beginner — this is meant to be the trust-building, low-friction course, so don't gate it behind prior experience. Once you hit Create course, the next screen will ask for modules and lessons. Here's the structure ready to drop in, adapted from the catalog for a teen audience (shorter, scenario-first, no jargon before it's earned): Module 1: Spotting a Fake Before It Spots You Lesson: How your passwords get stolen (and the 2-minute fix) Lesson: Reading a phishing message — the tells nobody tells you Lesson: Safe browsing habits that actually stick Module 2: When AI Pretends to Be Someone Lesson: How voice cloning scams work (a real Nigerian example) Lesson: Spotting a deepfake video in under 10 seconds Lesson: What to do the moment you think you're being targeted Module 3: Your Digital Footprint Lesson: Auditing your own privacy settings, live Lesson: What you post that you don't realize is public Lesson: Managing what strangers can find about you Module 4: Protecting Your Family, Not Just Yourself Lesson: Handling customer/personal data responsibly (intro NDPC concepts, simplified) Lesson: Building a one-page privacy habit for your household Lesson: Final outcome — completing your own safety audit Outcome (goes in the course's final field once you add it): A completed personal digital-safety audit — something the student actually does, not just reads about.