1.
Creating a Simple Website for HTTPS and recognizable domain names) and
use tools like VirusTotal to scan for potential
Guide your friend to choose a website builder like
threats.
Wix or WordPress. Help them pick a domain
name, design the layout, and add essential 8. Moderating a Webinar
pages such as Home, About, and Contact. Once
Test the platform in advance, introduce speakers,
ready, test the website for errors and launch it.
and monitor the chat for questions and
2. Making a Visually Engaging PowerPoint inappropriate content. Ensure a stable internet
connection, manage time effectively, and provide
Use a clean template with readable fonts and
tech support as needed.
contrasting colors. Add images, icons, and videos
to support the content while keeping text concise. 9. Maintaining a Facebook Page
Use animations sparingly to maintain
Secure the page by enabling two-factor
professionalism.
authentication and assigning roles carefully.
3. Editing a Video with Limited Resources Regularly monitor activity, delete inappropriate
content, and review privacy settings to protect
Opt for free tools like CapCut, Canva Video
users’ data.
Editor, or iMovie. These apps allow you to trim
footage, add transitions, and include text or 10. Gathering Feedback Online
music with minimal effort. Export your video in
Use Google Forms, Typeform, or SurveyMonkey
the required format for your project.
to create and distribute surveys. Share the link
4. Submitting Assignments Online via email or social media and analyze the results
using built-in reporting tools
Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive are
reliable platforms for submitting assignments. 11. Handling a Phishing Email
Keep your files organized in labeled folders, use
Do not click on any links or download
clear file names, and back up important
attachments. Report the email as phishing or
documents.
spam to your email provider and delete it
5. Recovering a Deleted Document immediately to avoid potential risks.
First, check the Recycle Bin or Trash folder. If it’s 12. Helping a Cyberbullying Victim
not there, use cloud backups or data recovery
Offer emotional support and encourage them not
tools like Recuva. Avoid saving new files to the
to engage with the bully. Report the incident to
same storage location to prevent overwriting.
the relevant platform and school authorities for
6. Online Collaboration for Group Projects further action.
Platforms like Google Workspace (Docs, Drive, 13. Addressing Shared Personal Information
Meet) or Microsoft Teams enable seamless
Contact the website administrator to request the
communication and file sharing. Assign clear
removal of the information. Report the issue to
roles and maintain an organized folder structure
authorities if necessary and review your privacy
for shared files.
settings to prevent future incidents.
7. Verifying a Suspicious Link
14. Handling Copyright Issues
Double-check with the sender if the link is
legitimate. Inspect the URL for authenticity (look
Politely inform your classmate about copyright 21. Designing a Digital Poster
rules and suggest using free-to-use or licensed
Use tools like Canva or Adobe Express to create
materials. Recommend platforms like Unsplash
visually appealing posters. Incorporate a clear
for images or Creative Commons for other
title, striking visuals, and concise text with
resources.
balanced colors and fonts.
15. Responding to a Password Request
22. Designing a Logo
Refuse politely, explaining that passwords are
Understand the client’s brand, target audience,
private and sharing them is a security risk. Offer
and preferences. Focus on simplicity, scalability,
to assist them in setting up their own account or
and uniqueness while using tools like Adobe
resetting their password if needed.
Illustrator or Canva.
16. Running a Successful Social Media
23. Creating an Infographic
Campaign
Organize information into categories and use
Define your goals and target audience, then
visuals like charts and icons. Tools like Piktochart
create engaging posts with high-quality visuals
or Venngage can help you design an engaging
and clear messages. Schedule regular updates
infographic with clear and concise text.
and interact with your audience to maintain
interest. 24. Planning a School Video
17. Handling False Information Online Develop a storyboard, assign roles, and gather
necessary equipment. Record your scenes, then
Report the post to the platform for spreading
edit using software like CapCut or DaVinci
false information. Share accurate details through
Resolve to add transitions, music, and captions.
official channels and avoid engaging with the
person spreading misinformation. 25. Explaining Template Legalities
18. Promoting Mental Health Awareness Inform your partner that free templates may have
licensing restrictions. Suggest using royalty-free
Share relatable content like tips, personal stories,
resources or purchasing licensed templates to
and motivational posts. Use engaging formats
avoid legal issues.
like infographics or videos and interact with your
audience through Q&A sessions or challenges. 26. Solving Communication Gaps
19. Verifying a Suspicious Post Create a centralized platform like a website or
social media page for posting announcements.
Cross-check the claims with credible sources like
Use group chats and email newsletters to ensure
news websites or fact-checking platforms. If
everyone stays informed.
unverified, do not share the post and report it if
necessary. 27. Helping a Small Business
20. Raising Awareness About Risky Set up social media accounts and optimize their
Challenges Google My Business profile. Teach them to use
online tools like Canva for designing promotional
Create informative posts explaining the dangers
materials and running ads.
of the challenge. Share expert opinions, news
reports, or alternative positive activities to steer 28. Improving a School Website
attention away from harmful trends.
Propose a modern layout with user-friendly
navigation. Suggest adding updated content,
responsive design for mobile users, and easy
access to important information.
29. Teaching Smartphone Use
Start with basic functions like calling, texting, and
using the camera. Gradually introduce apps and
settings, explaining each step clearly and
patiently.
30. Adapting to Internet Failure
Switch to offline tasks such as drafting ideas or
completing other parts of the activity. If possible,
use mobile data or reschedule online-dependent
tasks.
