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Friday, October 4, 2013*
C3 Conference Agenda
Stamp Union
Grand Ballroom
University of Maryland-College Park |
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Join ETPRO and the University of Maryland for these interactive workshops in a unique forum
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Connect with other interested educators and parents in a variety of C3 topics
- Raise awareness of the issues faced by students, educators and parents regarding C3 issues
- Examine existing initiatives related to cyberbullying, identity theft, privacy and academic integrity
- Explore practical tips on keeping students safe, secure and responsible online
- Learn latest trends, survey data, promising practices and resources to promote cyberawareness and digital literacy
Day 2 of the C3 Conference provides a discussion session format offering an interactive venue for attendees to share promising practices and lessons learned with other members of the educational community, to network, share insights, and explore ways to collaborate. Discussion moderators will serve as facilitators of interactive, substantive discussions and small group activities. In order to provide maximum opportunity for small group discussion, moderators will keep introductory remarks to no more than 10 minutes and use those remarks to frame the discussion. Panel members will share resources, lessons learned and best practices serving as a springboard for deeper discussion.
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Workshop
Promoting Safe and Responsible Cyber Behavior
Need help finding materials and resources and understanding the latest topics and concerns? This session will discuss everything from evaluating web sites and citing sources to hot safety topics including sexting and cyberbullying to the latest focus on security issues. Digital Literacy spans a broad spectrum of topics. Classroom curricula are already packed, and the demands on teachers' time preclude them from developing and including stand alone ethics, safety, and security units in their classroom. A stellar cast will share how to combine available C3 content into existing curricula and lessons. Classroom examples will be shared.
LUNCH, Awards AND EXHIBITS
LIFELOCK Ultimate Award
C3 Award of Excellence
Leadership and Relentless Pursuit of Cyber Knowledge and Safety
Sponsor SPEAKER
Deb Griffith
Director Government Affairs
LifeLock
The Forgotten Element: CyberSecurity
Jason C. Novotny
Investigator -
Economic Crime Unit
Johnson County District Attorney’s Office, Kansas
Bring your own laptop and find ways to protect it from hackers and Internet dangers. Delivered by IT and education personnel experienced in information security issues, this workshop provides a series of hands-on "how to's" to help educators and parents understand the basics and critical security literacy that all citizens should know. Additionally, the workshop will also include lesson plans to help teachers integrate information security concepts into their classroom. Materials can be easily modified to fit both younger and older audiences.
Closure, Give Aways, and Evaluation
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