The lesson on Cyber Terrorism investigates: a) What is Cyberterrorism? b) How does the Cyber Attack happen and what it usually involves? c) What are the most famous Cyber Attacks and how they are punished? The lesson ends with the Class Discussion debating 2 questions (can be done in 2 groups): 1) Significance and Damage of Cyber Attacks. 2) Cyber Attacks vs. Conventional Attacks. It contains 23 slides.

You won’t believe these strange things actually exist. You might think that some of them are crazy …Special April’s Fools Day presentation about 12 Weird Inventions You Won’t Believe Exist. The lesson contains 15 slides (updated in 2023 / additional slide added).

The lesson discusses the origin of a Cyber Monday. It focuses on the critical understanding of consumer society and the development of critical thinking. The lesson is recommended for the secondary classes, it contains 18 slides.

The career planning and ICT lesson investigates "How to Build a Great CV?" What to use and what not use in making your CV look great. The lesson contains 13 slides.

The lesson critically investigates The Human Condition in the Age of Technology. It asks whether we become addicted to devices, are we also going to loose various skills (for example, the driving skill thanks to the driverless car)? Did our world become too technocratic? The lesson also includes the class discussion where students discuss the relevance of skills. Are contemporary technology and devices killing creativity or letting it flourish instead? The lesson contains 17 slides.

The Future of Work and The Work of Future (Special International Workers´ Day Presentation / 1st of May). The lesson investigates what will be the future of work, will work will be taken by automatic machines, robots, etc. It also rhetorically asks what new values this automation will bring? The lesson consists of 44 slides.

The lesson investigates the importance of being connected to students in various ways. Not only technology brings out connection but also looking at the strengths in students . It also gives tips how to build the connections with students. The lesson contains 65 slides.

The lesson investigates and discusses the Gap Between the Doctrine and the Practice of Human Rights. It consists of 24 slides and is dedicated to the International Human Rights Day (10th of December). The lesson asks what are the theoretical and practical challenges of Human Rights Doctrine? Is the HR Doctrine suitable for all the countries (namely, European, African or Latin American)?

Special International Women’s Day Presentation revealing women inventors, we can be proud of. The lesson contains 35 slides.

Special World Poetry Day Presentation: To Be or Not to Be? The special lesson about the origin and the impact of The World Poetry Day which is celebrated on 21st of March, 2018. The lesson contains 12 slides.

Disconnect to Reconnect. The 2 lessons discusses whether or not it is possible to get away from our smart devices and return to the real world. 1st part of the lesson explores - How have mobile phones changed over the past decades? 2nd part of the lesson investigates - How our life was changed by the constant use of these smart devices? Includes discussion in pairs on what stupid/smart stuff can the smartphones do

Special birthday presentation about the “Bard of Avon” - William Shakespeare. The lesson contains 8 slides.

The lesson investigates: "What are the Causes and Effects of Global Warming: Why Climate is Changing?" At the end of lesson, during the class discussion, students are asked to express their personal views how global warming could affect people & animals in different ways, what are the effects on society in the long term? The lesson contains 17 slides.

"Us and Technology: Special Valentine's Day Presentation" visually explores the human addiction to smart technology. The lesson questions what do we love more, our loved ones or the smartphones? The presentation consists of 14 slides.