GenCyber Teacher Camp

This week we'll be working on two assignments that you can modify and use in your own classroom, and we'll be learning about several classroom resources. Click each item below to learn more.
Assignment #2: Cyber Concept Animated Explainer
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Denial of Service
​by BreAnn M
Fair Use
by Kendra Walter​
Antivirus Software
by Shane Fods
Spear Phishing
​by Jill Vincent
Trojan Horse
by Lisa Wiese
Computer Worm
by Lori Rabenburg
Spam
by Adam Moss
Domain Separation
by Joey Liesinger
Cryptography
by Dan Hall
Keylogger
by Misty Klein
Cloud Computing
by Kristy Ring
Simplicity
by Mary-Kay Black
Cipher
by Mike Putnam
Digital Citizenship
by Deb Peters
Information Hiding
by Kirk Schauland
Hashing
by Heath Marshall
Resource Encapsulation
by Alison Batie
Abstraction
by Tracy Wingert
Phishing
by Kayla Hinsch
Spoofing Attack
by Brian Schmuck
Cyber Bullying
by Kaylee Vander Wal
Risk Analysis
by Stephanie Dietterle
Blended Threats
by Jacque Liebl
Spyware
by Brandon Stahl
Whitelist
by Mitch Miller
Penetration Testing
by Joel Bundt
Public Domain
by Aaron King
Digital Footprint
by Elaine Zell
Malware
by Brooke Lingbeck
Ransomware
by Jennifer Funke
Bots
by Heather Rogers
Hacker
by Eric Peterson
Computer Virus
by Heidi Noem
Layering
by Roby Johnson
Principle of Least Privilege
by Sandy Nightingale
IP Spoofing
by Kevin McElhinney
Firewall
by Bob Bergstrom
Minimization
by Mike Parry
Injection Attack
by LaNessa Hof
Cross-Site Scripting
by Rosalie Moore
Resources
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Tech Tools:
  • Nearpod - presentation tool; allows you to create interactive presentations; perfect for 1:1 classrooms
  • Seesaw - tool for creating student portfolios
  • Piktochart - create infographics
  • Adobe Spark Video - create videos/animated explainers
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  • WheelDecide.com - spin the wheel to pick a winner
  • BouncyBalls.org - monitor the noise in your room
  • Rocketbook - a notebook that lasts forever
  • Docscan - scanning app for the iPhone
  • Office Lens - mobile app for scanning documents
  • Color.Adobe.com - tools to help you pick colors for design projects
  • YouTube Audio Library - music and sound effects for multimedia projects
  • Reflector - software to display iPhone, iPad, Android devices on your computer/projector screen
  • Quizizz - quiz tool similar to Kahoot
  • Tony Vincent - this is a great person to follow on Twitter
  • Ignite Talk - this is a in short presentation format that you might want to use in your classes (Thanks, Jennifer Funke!)
  • ViewPure.com - display Youtube videos without ads (Thanks, Eric Peterson!)
  • Explain Everything - app for creating demo/instructional videos (Thanks, Eric Peterson!)
  • GoSoapBox - this is a great tool for formative assessment. You can do polls, quizzes, social Q & A, and more. (Thanks for the reminder, Ginger!)


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