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Thursday, October 2, 2008
C3 Conference Presentations
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Opening Keynote:
Elizabeth Lodal
Former principal, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Virginia;
Virginia Education Commission of the States Commissioner
Resources
Students and Technology: Facing Facebook Realities
Panel Discussion
Safety and Security KEYNOTE
Maintaining a Safe IT Environment When Your Child Knows More About the Technology Than You Do
Jane Scott Norris, CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP, CAP, CISM
Chair (ISC)² U.S. Government Executive Writers Bureau
Co-Chair (ISC)² Government Advisory Board for Cyber Security
Resources
- Maintaining a Safe IT Environment -- When Your Child Knows More About Technology Than You Do [PPT - PDF]
Lunch and Luncheon Keynote Speaker
Michael Kaiser, Executive Director, National Cyber Security Alliance
- National Cyber Security Awareness Month - Top Ten Ways to Stay Safe Online [DOC - PDF]
- Top Ten Cyber Security Tips for 2008 National Cyber Security Awareness Month [DOC - PDF]
Luncheon Sponsored by NCSA
What the Research is Telling Us
Panel
- Amanda Lenhart, Senior Research Specialist, Pew Internet & American Life Project
- Teens & Online Safety [DOC - PDF]
- Teens, Online Stranger Contact & Cyberbullying [PPT - PDF]
- Peter Grunwald, Research and Guidelines on Online Social Networking Survey
- Ashley Mouberry Sieman, Assistant Director-
Housing and Residence Life and Judicial Affairs.
Marymount University
- Academic Cheating in High School and College: What the Research is Telling Us [PPT - PDF]
Hands on Safety and Security How to’s—Bring Your Laptop
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Friday, October 3, 2008
C3 Conference Workshops
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What Do Academic Integrity/Honor Codes and Strong Acceptable Use Policies Have to Offer?
This session will begin with a panel discussion sharing academic integrity/honor codes and other strategies implemented by local public and private K12 schools and post-secondary institutions. Lessons learned of what works and what doesn’t for all grade levels will be shared. Leave with exemplary examples and "how to's" to draft your own honor code to implement in your school. Already have one? Come ready to share!
- Brian Schiffer, Character Education, Perry Hall High School, Baltimore County Public Schools
- Rick Kirschner, Assistant to the Headmaster for Student Life, Banfield Ethics Chair, Landon School
- Acceptable Use Code of Character [PDF]
- Acceptable Use Policy [PDF]
- Acceptable Use Policy Signature Sheet [PDF]
- Amy Ginther, Coordinator, Policy Development and Education Project NEThicssm University of Maryland
- Diane Harvey, UMCP, Maryland K-20 Academic Integrity Committee Co-Chair
- Chris Madsen, CEO Trufina
Practical Ethics Activities for the Classroom
How can you implement an already full agenda with ethics activities? How can you promote academic integrity into a fully packed curriculum? Teachers will share how they have met the challenge. Designed for participant input and interaction.
- Zulma Whiteford, Director of Academic Technology, Our Lady of Perpetual Help School
- Victor Hall, Technology Education Teacher, Berlin Intermediate School, Worcester County Public Schools
- Laura Brown, Media Specialist, Wheaton High School, Montgomery County Public Schools
Streamlining C3 Content
Classroom curricula are already packed, and the demands on teachers' time precludes them from developing and including ethics, safety, and security units in their classroom. How can we inject these topics into the classroom? The session will share how to combine available C3 content into existing curricula and lessons. Classroom examples will be shared.
- Mala Bawer, Co-Founder and Executive Director, CyberSmart! Education
- Katie Donovan, Community Outreach Coordinator, NetSmartz® Workshop
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