Each course has a introductory video and units with lessons and multiple activities. This provides options for reinforcement of traditional text book learning. The fact that it is online would be good for students who miss class. It contains; introduction, readings, and activities. There are ten lessons here including: texting, email, browsing, privacy, social networks, cyber-bullying, digital citizenship, searching, citing online sources, and the digital future. Activities don’t seem to have much variety. Activities do have rubrics included for grading. However, it is not engaging for the student because it has a lot of comic relief which is distracting. It is very factual and doesn’t seem to reach human interest. Accessibility Shmoop can be navigated alone, in addition to lecture, or with a facilitator. As a web resource, it is easily accessible and require no additional software. Teachers could "flip" a classroom and have students self-start and complete at their own pace. Pedagogy The source is f