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8:30 am Registration Check in: Refreshments9:00 am — 9:15 am 9:15 am — 10:15 am Opening Session: Creating A Culture of IntegrityMoral Leader, the Moral FollowerCapt Rick Rubel - Distinguished Military Professor of Ethics, U.S. Naval Academy
Students need to be imbued with knowledge of moral decision-making and character development. Capt Rubel will share successful lessons learned from a model that applies to both parent and child, as well as teacher and student, and leader and follower in environments including business, education and parenting. Moral decision making and character building will be discussed. 10:15 am Short Break10:30 am — 11:00 am Morning Short Session:Protecting Children in the 21st Century ActCIPA – FY2012 UpdatesLisa Hone -Deputy Division Chief, Telecommunications Access Policy Division, Wireline Competition Bureau, Federal Communications Division, Federal Communications Commission
11:00 am— noon Morning Session II:Role of Digital Media Technologies in Adolescents' Academic, Social, and Moral LivesDr. Katie Shilton - Assistant Professor, University of Maryland, College of Information Studies
Ubiquitous digital tools increasingly enable individuals to collect very granular data about their habits, routines, and environments. Although forms of self-tracking have always existed, ubiquitous technologies such as the mobile phone enable a new scope and scale for these activities. This new form of personal data invokes challenges and value judgments at the heart of information science, including best practices for data organization and management; the rights, power and agency of data collectors and aggregators; the nature of user participation in data collection and new knowledge creation; and what should, or will, be documented, shared, and remembered. As John “Everything you do in life leads to a digital slime trail" (Boudreau, 2011). Learn more about Building Values into the Design of Pervasive Mobile Technologies, a promising practice that affects the social values materialized in emerging technologies while encouraging ethical reflection and action. 12:00 noon Lunch, Awards and Exhibits
C3 Award of Excellence LIFELOCK Ultimate Award Senator Barbara A. Mikulski
Sponsor SPEAKERDeb Griffith - Director Government Affairs. LifeLock
C3 Schools Award Program Folly Quarter Middle School St Louis Catholic School Wheaton High School 1:30 Short Break1:45 pm —2:15 pm Afternoon Session IWhat the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) is doing for you! [PDF] Ms. Margaret “Peggy” Maxson, Director of National Cybersecurity Education
Davina Pruitt-Mentle, Ph. D., Executive Director, ETPRO and C3 Conference ChairC3 FRAMEWORK & TOOLSC3 GRANT AWARDSC3 SCHOOL AWARDS2:15 pm - 2:45 AfterNOON SESSION IIEvaluating the Risks in a Mobile EnvironmentLarry Wong, CyberSafety Program Manager, Montgomery County Public Schools
In the digital age, new mobile technologies are available very quickly. The risks that were once associated with a stationary environment are mostly replaced with risks that come with the new mobile device environment. Serious risks we once had to establish protections and provide awareness, is now amplified because of the mobility of the mobile technologies. This session provides insight into the mobile risk issues, how to be more aware interacting in a 24/7 world, how to be more cautious of the message content that are sent and received, to know that you are being tracked and can be found by others using the GPS features, and what you can do to be safe and successful in an environment that is anywhere, anytime, and any device.2:45 pm — 3:15 pm Afternoon Session IIISpotlight on ResourcesStephan Tisher,NetSmartz Workshop, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Ben Halpert, SavvyCyberKids Laura Brown, C3 Grant Awardee 3:15 pm Closure, Give Aways, Networking |
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