Welcomes:

• Davina Pruitt-Mentle - Director, ETO-COE
• Dr. Dennis M. Kivlighan, Jr. - Interim Dean, College of Education
• Dr. C.D. Mote, Jr. - President - University of Maryland

Introductions:

• Marsali Hancock, President Internet Keep Safe Coalition

• Jacalyn S. Leavitt, Chair of Internet Keep Safe Coalition - iKeepSafe Coalition Initiative

Keynote: Maryland’s First Lady Kendel S. Ehrlich

Computer Crimes Against Children

Detective Sergeant Robert Smolek
Maryland Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce

As technology goes on and on, Internet crimes against children continue to be a growing problem, as the Internet has provided those individuals with a sexual interest in children unprecedented, unsupervised access to children. Detective Sergeant Robert Smolek, Director of the Maryland Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, will discuss computer facilitated crimes against children, with a particular focus on victims, offenders, and those online technologies commonly used to sexually exploit children.

A.Deter, Detect, Defend: The FTC's Program on Identity Theft [PPT]

Naomi Lefkovitz
Division of Privacy and Identity Protection
Federal Trade Commission

B. Information Security in Today's World [PPT]

Casey O'Brien
Associate Professor and Network Technology Program Coordinator
Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC)

This session will provide an overview of: what information security is; the challenges to information security; the latest trends; best practices to help protect your digital assets; the need for Information Security professionals; and CyberWATCH

C. Ethical Use of Computers
Craig Holcomb
National Security Agency

Session 4: Keynote Luncheon
Introduction: Liesyl Franz - Department of Homeland Security

Keynote: Ron Teixeira
Executive Director
National Cyber Security Alliance

Door Prizes

Session 5: Concurrent Session

A. CyberAwareness Curriculum

NetSmartz: Keeping Kids and Teens Safer on the Internet
Online Information

Laurie Nathan
Outreach Coordinator
NetSmartz

B. CyberAwareness Curriculum

i-SAFE America

Empowering Youth to be Safe Online…In the Classroom and Beyond

Yvonne Pipkin, Professional Development and Outreach Manager

C. CyberAwareness Curriculum

CyberSmart [PDF]

Jim Teicher
Executive Director & CEO
The CyberSmart! Education Company

iKeepSafe
Faux Paw the Techno Cat Internet Safety Program

Marsali Hancock, President Internet Keep Safe Coalition

Jacalyn S. Leavitt, Chair of Internet Keep Safe Coalition - iKeepSafe Coalition Initiative

Session 6

Online Bullying: The Role of Character Education [PPT]

Jacqueline Jones
Faculty Support Mentor Team Mentor Teacher
Department of Professional Development
Prince George's County Public Schools.
Former Character Education Specialist for the Maryland State Department of Education

This session will discuss the What? So What? and Now What? of Cyber Bullying. The presenter will share how Character Education can be a proactive intervention.

Wrap Up – Adjourn -- Drawings

Welcome: Davina Pruitt-Mentle - Director, ETO-COE

Introductions:

• Diane Harvey - User Education Services
  Library Services - Mckeldin Library
  University of Maryland
• Dean Charles Lowry
  Dean of Library Services
  University of Maryland

Session 7: Keynote

Plagiarism - Academic Integrity in the Internet Age [PPT]

Don McCabe
Founding past President of the Center for Academic Integrity.
Professor of Organization Management Strategy & Policy at Rutgers University

Session 8

Academic Integrity: Processes and Expectations at the College Level [PPT]

Andrea Goodwin
Associate Director of the Office of Student Conduct
Office of Judicial Programs and Student Ethical Development
UMCP

Diane Harvey
Undergraduate Studies Librarian

The University of Maryland is frequently cited as a national model for schools seeking to develop student-administered honor codes. This presentation will focus on the University's efforts to promote academic integrity, and will include information about the Student Honor Council, Office of Student Conduct, and the Libraries Academic Integrity Initiative. It will also explore how K12 educators can prepare students to meet the academic integrity standards of higher education.

Session 9: Keynote Luncheon

Efforts at the State and National Level

Jayne Moore MSDE [PPT]
Mila Fuller ISTE [PPT]

Session 10

Combating Plagiarism through NetEdGE

Mary L. Radnofsky CEO, The Socrates Institute, Alexandria, VA

This interactive session gives participants a chance to experience NetEdGE (Internet Educational Game of Ethics), a cyberethics game for tweens and teens to teach middle and high school students the legal, ethical, safe, and secure online practices.

Session 11

Copyright Issues in the Digital Environment [PPT]

Kim Bonner
Executive Director, Center for Intellectual Property
University of Maryland University College

Presented by:

Educational Technology Outreach/College of Education
and the University of Maryland Libraries