Benjamin Building Room 0220

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i-SAFE America's Professional Development Program (PDP)

• Dina Morales, Director of Professional Development, i-SAFE America

Training for educators and law enforcement professionals to familiarize them with i-SAFE's programs and provide them with a solid foundation in Internet safety issues. On completion of the PDP, attendees are i-SAFE certified and qualified to teach the curriculum in the classroom, train others, and develop the i-SAFE program in their communities or organizations.

Benjamin Building

Computer Teaching Lab 0306

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The CyberEthics Project K-12 Simulations, Role-Plays, & Curricula

• Mary L. Radnofsky CEO, The Socrates Institute, Alexandria, VA

This session provides a first look at The CyberEthics Project, a comprehensive program of K-12 instructional materials and training, including simulations, role-plays, computer games, curricula, sample surveys, and videos covering juvenile cybercrimes. These materials are being created by The Socrates Institute to teach young people personal responsibilities, consequences, safety and ethical issues regarding use of the Internet. Participants in this session will explore some of these materials and strategies covering a) Identity Theft; b) Hacking, Spreading Viruses; c) Downloading; d) Software Piracy; e) Plagiarism; f) Cyberterrorism; and g) Cyberstalking. For more on The CyberEthics Project, go to: http://socratesinstitute.org/curriculum/cyberethics.html

Faculty Technology Center. 4404 Computer and Space Science Bldg (CSS)

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Microsoft Security Tools and Tips: Running Windows XP Safely in the Classroom

• David Norris, Productivity Advisor , Microsoft Public Sector

Please join David Norris, a Productivity Advisor with Microsoft Corporation, to discover the latest security enhancements for Windows XP. During this session we will explore the additional security features for Windows XP and Internet Explorer 6 provided by Service Pack 2. Attendees will learn to leverage new tools such as Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware (Beta) and the Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool to protect students from the potential dangers of working in a connected classroom. We will also discuss how the new Shared Computer Toolkit, a free download, helps make shared lab, classroom or library computers more reliable, secure and less time-consuming to maintain.