1. Digital Commerce
By: Ashley Barnett

2. Standards Model Digital Age Work and Learning
Teachers exhibit knowledge, skills, and work processes representative of an innovative professional in a global and digital society.
d. Model and facilitate effective use of current and emerging digital tools to locate, analyze, evaluate,and use information resources to support research and learning.

3. Standards
5. Digital Citizenship Educational Administrators model and facilitate understanding of social, ethical and legal issues and responsibilities related to an evolving digital culture.
b. Promote, model and establish policies for safe,legal, and ethical use of digital information and technology
c. Promote and model responsible social interactions related to the use of technology and information

4. Focus Question: What do students need to know about researching and purchasing online?

5. Objective: Teachers will learn about the various ways items can be bought and sold on the internet.

6. Have you ever ordered anything online?
What problems if any have you experienced with online shopping?

7. Statistics Teenage Consumer Spending Statistics Data
Total number of teens in the U.S.
25.6 Million
Total U.S. teen spending (Products bought by and for teens)
$208.7 Billion
Percent of teens who have placed an online order in the past three months
26 %
Percent of girls who identified shopping as one of their "hobbies and activities"
80 %
Statistic Verification
Source: Marketingvox, Rand Youth Poll, Seventeen, Packaged Facts
Research Date:

8. Digital Commerce
Digital commerce or electronic commerce (E-Commerce for short) has become the major way to shop for many people because of its convenience.

9. What is E-Commerce?
The purchase of goods and services over electronic systems such as the internet.

10. E-commerce involves Businesses selling to customers
Businesses selling to other businesses
Businesses selling to other people directly through auction sites like eBay or Craiglist

11. What can you buy? Physical things like books, food, and clothes
Digital goods like musical tracks and direct streaming of movies
Services like paid web content such as scientific journals

12. What can you buy? Entertainment goods like concert tickets
Holiday Travel Events such as Hotels and cars can be booked entirely online

13. The Pros of E-Commerce Shop anytime No travel time
Shop from places that you wouldn’t normally have access to
Easily compare prices

14. The Pros of E-Commerce No heavy bags to carry No crowds to deal with
Special discounts on items for shopping online

15. The Cons of E-Commerce
Need to be home to receive packages that require signatures
The quality of merchandise can be questionable
Paying for shipping

16. The Cons of E-Commerce The shop may send the wrong item
Package arrivals late or not at all
The price to return items can be expensive
Items can get damaged during shipping

17. The Cons of E-Commerce
Security concerns with personal and credit card information (identity theft fraud)
Identity theft occurs when another person’s personal information is used to purchase goods, secure loans, and other services.

18. Security Measures

19. Security Measures
Websites using encryption has an URL that begins with https
A small padlock icon on the bottom right of the browser

21. Methods of Payment
Credit Card
Debit Card
Third party payment Paypal

22. Additional Tips for Online Shopping

23. Let’s test your knowledge!
ict.com/gcse_new/being_online/e commerce/quizzes_ecommerce.ht ml

24. WebQuest Activity http://zunal.com/webquest.php?w=112247
E-Commerce Web Quest designed for students to learn how to use the internet for researching commercial and legal information, and buying and selling goods and services Grade Level: Author(s): Pene Yow

25. Survey 6

26. Sources http://www.teach- ict.com/gcse_new/gcse_ict_home.html
digitalcitizenship.htm
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