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K-12 Call-out

Submitted by staysafeonline on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 10:56.
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Are your students, faculty and staff safe and secure on the Internet?

Schools and the Internet are becoming increasingly intertwined. The Internet has opened our children to opportunities and risks.

Teaching Internet Safety and Cyber Security has a place in the classroom in the same way schools teach other life safety skills.

Teaching our children to safely use computers helps protect them from cyber crime and our nation’s Internet infrastructure from cyber criminals. Making school networks safe and secure protects your school, faculty and staff as well.

In The Classroom

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The NCSA’s Cyber education programs are based on three key pillars:

  • Cyber Security
  • Cyber Safety
  • Cyber Ethics

2009 K-12 Poster & Video Contest

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Help build awareness of computer security problems and what to do about them.

Win $500, gain experience, and earn recognition with a short video/podcast or poster!

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K-12 Poster & Video Contest

Lessons and Teaching Materials

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Use these materials in the classroom to teach kids about the importance of cyber security, cyber safety, and cyber ethics.

C-SAVE

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Cyber Security Awareness Volunteer Education (C-SAVE) is an NCSA program designed to get IT professionals into the classroom to teach kids about online safety and security.

NCSA’s 2008 National K-12 Baseline Study

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This study looks at the state of K-12 cyber security, cyber safety, and cyber ethics education in the United States.