Browser Bookmarks
This video tutorial explains and shows you in detail how to create, use, and organize your browser bookmarks.
Why You Should Be Using Ad-Blocking Software
See this visual to learn about why using ad-blocking software is important to your cybersafety!
Cybersafety Champion Program Flyer
Attention Teachers! Learn about our Cybersafety Champion Program here at KnowledgeFlow to find out what digital media skills you can bring to your classroom.
Browser Bookmarks
This helpful tipsheet explains how to create, use, and organize your browser Bookmarks.
See our video tutorial to make the most out of your browser bookmarks! KnowledgeFlow – Browser Bookmarks – Video Tutorial
Browser Bookmarks
Use this visual to remind yourself and others to use Bookmarks! Using Bookmarks in your browser not only keeps you more organized online but also protects you from scammers!
See our tipsheet to learn how to create, use, and organize your bookmarks! KnowledgeFlow – Browser Bookmarks – Tipsheet
UnHackathon Poster
Print out and use this poster to get your students excited about the #UnHackathon!
Newcomer Resource
Use this visual to share and raise awareness about the Newcomer’s Guide to Avoiding Scams and Fraud!
Credential Stuffing
This visual explains what credential stuffing is and how creating secure passwords will protect you!
Smishing
This visual serves as a helpful reminder explaining what smishing is and what you can do about it.
KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation – One Pager Handout
This one-page handout is perfect for non-profit organizations to refer others for some cybersafety education!
Newcomers: Scams and Fraud Awareness
This guide outlines some of the most common scams that target newcomers to Canada; how to spot them, how to prevent them and what to do if they happen. NonProfit community groups that serve newcomers are welcome to integrate this resource into their language and technology programming.
Being Pseudonymous Online – or Why You Should Lie!
This Tip Sheet explains how to manage your online presence to protect your privacy and personal information. Lie!