E-mail and the way it has changed the way people communicate is the topic of the third lesson. The fourth lesson addresses privacy concerns, child safety, the use of the Internet in schools, and the pros and cons of home Internet filtering programs. The fifth and final lesson covers criteria for evaluating Web sites, intellectual property rights, and citing information found on the Internet. Each lesson features recommended sites related to its topic that will be accessible via a web page created specifically for the course. Recommendations for books and other materials for more in-depth information are also included in the lessons.
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