CyberWatch CyberSTEM Programs

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Student Name: First Name Last Name
School:
Primary Email:		Secondary Email:
Primary Phone Number:		Cell Phone:
Subject(s) you teach:		Grade Level You Teach:
Do you have access to a computer at school? Yes No		What type (if yes)? Mac PC Other
Operating system(s) you use:
Office application and version you use (for example - Office 2007):
Do you have a Laptop you can bring to class? Yes No	Do you have a Laptop at home? Yes No	Do you have Internet at home? Yes No

On a 1-4 scale, with 4 being Expert, where would you place yourself regarding technology competency? ...	Not at all prepared			Expert
How comfortable are you with Microsoft Word?	1	2	3	4
How comfortable/familiar are you with Excel?	1	2	3	4
How comfortable/familiar are you with MicroWorlds?	1	2	3	4
How comfortable/familiar are you with Scratch?	1	2	3	4
How comfortable/familiar are you with GoogleSketchUp?	1	2	3	4
How comfortable/familiar are you with programming options within Alice?	1	2	3	4
How comfortable/familiar are you with Python?	1	2	3	4
How comfortable/familiar are you with open source software?	1	2	3	4
What does Information Assurance/Cybersecurity mean to you?
What does Cyberethics, Cybersafety and Cybersecurity mean to you?
When you think of Cybersecurity what jobs/careers do you think of?
What technology related projects have you done with your classes in the past, or are planning.
Please share any technology related software, skills, and/or activities that would be beneficial for you to learn more about
What do you hope to gain from this training?

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Clarksville, MD 21029

For questions, please contact:

Dr. Davina Pruitt-Mentle
dpruitt@umd.edu
301 503 8070

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Howard County Students Win National High School Network Security Competition

April 25, 2011

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National CyberWatch Center K-12 is supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1204533. Any opinions, findings, interpretations, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of its authors, and do not represent the views of the National Science Foundation.