Is the digital safety curriculum free?

Yes. Every digital safety lesson is free, and you can start without creating an account. Signing in only syncs your progress across devices.

What grades is it for?

It is written for middle and high school students, roughly grades 6 to 12.

What does the digital safety curriculum cover?

Spotting scams, social engineering, passwords and account safety, privacy, cyberbullying, safe online communication, device and network safety, misinformation and media literacy, and digital wellbeing.

Does it cover spotting misinformation and AI-generated content?

Yes. There is a dedicated Misinformation & Media Literacy journey that includes how to question AI-generated content.

Can teachers and homeschool parents use it?

Yes. Teachers can share journey links with a class, and many journeys include standards you can point to. Parents and homeschoolers can follow along and review progress.

How is a journey different from watching a video?

Each journey follows Discover, Learn, Practice, Apply, with quick recall checks and an AI tutor that coaches. Students practice the skill, not just read about it.

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Digital Safety for Students

Free, guided lessons that help middle and high schoolers spot scams, protect their privacy, handle cyberbullying, and think critically about what they see online. No account needed to start.

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What students learn

Who it's for

Students

Learn to spot scams, protect your privacy, and handle problems online, at your own pace.

Parents & homeschool

A structured, free way to teach online safety, with progress you can review.

Teachers & classrooms

Share journey links and point to standards for digital-citizenship lessons.

Why StudyQuest for digital safety

Free, with no paywall and no account required to start.
Practice, not just reading: each topic follows Discover, Learn, Practice, Apply with quick checks.
An AI tutor that coaches and never does the work for a student.
Built for every learner, with ADHD-friendly defaults, a dyslexia-friendly font, and dark mode.
Digital safety is core curriculum here, not an afterthought.

Digital safety FAQ

Is the digital safety curriculum free?: Yes. Every digital safety lesson is free, and you can start without creating an account. Signing in only syncs your progress across devices.
What grades is it for?: It is written for middle and high school students, roughly grades 6 to 12.
What does the digital safety curriculum cover?: Spotting scams, social engineering, passwords and account safety, privacy, cyberbullying, safe online communication, device and network safety, misinformation and media literacy, and digital wellbeing.
Does it cover spotting misinformation and AI-generated content?: Yes. There is a dedicated Misinformation & Media Literacy journey that includes how to question AI-generated content.
Can teachers and homeschool parents use it?: Yes. Teachers can share journey links with a class, and many journeys include standards you can point to. Parents and homeschoolers can follow along and review progress.
How is a journey different from watching a video?: Each journey follows Discover, Learn, Practice, Apply, with quick recall checks and an AI tutor that coaches. Students practice the skill, not just read about it.

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