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Workshop NameNYSED Computer Science & Digital Fluency Standards Intro: Cybersecurity
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Workshop Short DescThe Cybersecurity standards prepare students to understand why data and computing resources need to be protected, who might access them, and why they might do so whether intentionally malicious or not. It is important that students know how to employ basic safeguards to protect data and computing resources and how to appropriately respond if a breach occurs.
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School Year2022-2023
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Category517 - Model Schools
SubcategoryCurric: Effective Use of Technology
Provider517 - Model Schools
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Duration6 Hours
LevelSED CODES 1,2,3,4
Total Workshop Days1.0
Credit Hours5.50
Days To Bill1.0
Participants Must Attend All DaysNo
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Participant Approval NeededNo
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Workshop Full DescIn a digital world, all individuals have a responsibility to protect data and the computing resources they access. Cybersecurity encompasses the physical, digital, and behavioral actions that can be taken to increase this security. These measures are meant to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data and computing resources, as well as ensure that they are accessible to the users who are supposed to have access to them. Digital security includes understanding and identifying risks, implementing appropriate safeguards, and being prepared to respond to potential attacks.
The Cybersecurity standards prepare students to understand why data and computing resources need to be protected, who might access them, and why they might do so whether intentionally malicious or not. It is important that students know how to employ basic safeguards to protect data and computing resources and how to appropriately respond if a breach occurs.
Workshop AudienceKindergarten - 12th Grade Teachers, Administrators, Technology Directors, Curriculum Coordinators, Instructional Coaches, Technology Integrators
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Workshop Objectives-Identify and define the standards and objectives under CS & DF Cybersecurity
-Compare and contrast NYSED CS & DF Cybersecurity Standards to current classroom curriculum maps and strategies.
-Analyze current classroom practices for gaps that do not meet the Cybersecurity Standards.
-Plan, connect, design, and modify new practices and resources to better meet the needs of the new Standards.
Assessment of Learning-Define and identify the new Cybersecurity Standards
-Identify, prioritize, and revise classroom practices to address gaps in standards coverage
-Design a plan to address standards moving forward.
Workshop Topics, Concepts & Resources-NYSED CS & DF Standards
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Submitted For Approval07/14/2022
Approved06/02/2022
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CTLE EligibleYes
Social Worker Continuing EdNo
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Workshop Id2223
Added ByRyan A McGinnis
BocesCattaraugus-Allegany BOCES
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Entry Date05/25/2022 08:45:14
Last Modified Date07/14/2022 08:23:07

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