Students will weigh the advantages of cybersecurity in protecting individuals and systems ...
Students will weigh the advantages of cybersecurity in protecting individuals and systems against potential disadvantages of the over-restriction of content and delivery.Students will communicate, verbally and in writing, the advantages or disadvantages of cybersecurity.
This performance task is designed for third grade and up to teach ...
This performance task is designed for third grade and up to teach the importance of using strong passwords. This would be helpful to use at the beginning of the year to review password safety with upper elementary school students to refresh their memory. This includes an instructional slide show and a student handout.
Students will read a passage about Sarah and Thomas and underline any ...
Students will read a passage about Sarah and Thomas and underline any use of technology in the passage. They will then write “AP” for appropriate or “IN” for inappropriate above any use of technology.5.9 The student will evaluate and solve problems that relate to inappropriate use of computing devices and networks.
This slideshow will help students to identify and use strong passwords, and explain ...
This slideshow will help students to identify and use strong passwords, and explain why strong passwords should be used (e.g., protect name, address, and telephone number). It walks students through a process that can be used to create strong, easy to remember, passwords.
This is game designed on Baamboozle.com that is based on the Computer ...
This is game designed on Baamboozle.com that is based on the Computer Science standard 7.6 in Cybersecurity where users must answer questions to distinguish the difference between a physical and a digital security measures.
This is a PowerPoint based on the Computer Science standard 2.9 that ...
This is a PowerPoint based on the Computer Science standard 2.9 that reminds students of the rules of using computers appropriately at schoolThis is a PowerPoint based on the Computer Science standard 2.9 that reminds students of the rules of using computers appropriately at schoolThis is a PowerPoint based on the Computer Science standard 2.9 that reminds students of the rules of using computers appropriately at schoolThis is a PowerPoint based on the Computer Science standard 2.9 that reminds students of the rules of using computers appropriately at schoolThis is a PowerPoint based on the Computer Science standard 2.9 that reminds students of the rules of using computers appropriately at schoolThis is a PowerPoint presentation that is based on the Computer Science standard in Cybersecurity, SOL C.S. 2.9 where students will be reminded of the rules of how to use and handle their computers safely and responsibly.
This is a crossword puzzle that is comprised of the essential vocabulary from ...
This is a crossword puzzle that is comprised of the essential vocabulary from the Computer Science SOL 8.7 in Cybersecurity. It was made at Flippity.net.
These Pocket Guides are a quick summary of each of the 6 ...
These Pocket Guides are a quick summary of each of the 6 computer science strands for grades K-8. The pocket guides explain what the strand is about and how it increases in complexity from Kindergarten to 8th grade.
This unplugged lesson will allow students to encrypt and decrypt message using ...
This unplugged lesson will allow students to encrypt and decrypt message using the Caesar Cipher letter shift method of encryption. Cover the process of how this method works by doing an example and explaining the process of shifting the plaintext by the letter shift value to create the encrypted cipher text.
This lesson is designed to teach students basic encryption using the Caesar ...
This lesson is designed to teach students basic encryption using the Caesar cipher method. This is a simple letter shift cipher that takes a plaintext message and encrypts it into cipher text by shifting each letter of the message by a value between 1 and 25 (1 less than the total number of letters in the English alphabet). This technique was used by Julius Caesar to encrypt messages by shifting each letter of the message by 3 letters. The message would be decrypted by taking each letter and shifting back 3 letters to reveal the plaintext message.
The student or class will watch a video clip about spies and ...
The student or class will watch a video clip about spies and secret codes from the past. Next students will be able to use a Pigpen cipher to crack a secret message of their own. Teachers can edit the message to fit their needs and make adjustments as desired. This is one mini lesson out of a series of five.
The student or class will watch a video clip about how to ...
The student or class will watch a video clip about how to decode a Vigenère Square Cipher.Next students will be able to use the cipher to crack a secret message of their own (teacher provided messages in a hat (not inlcuded)). One student chooses the word or phrase, the teacher puts the key (word) on the board, that same student will encrypt the message and send it to their partner. The partner with use the same key word to return the text to plain text revealing the message and send their guess back to their partner. Teachers can edit the message to fit their needs and make adjustments as desired. This is one mini lesson out of a series of five (part 2) and can be used alone, or with other lessons in the series. Vigenère Square Ciphefrom the past. Next students will be able to use a Pigpen cipher to crack a secret message of their own. Teachers can edit the message to fit their needs and make adjustments as desired. This is one mini lesson out of a series of five. Vigenère Square Ciphe
The student will watch a brief video about the first Morse Code ...
The student will watch a brief video about the first Morse Code ever sent and how it impacted American communications, even today. Students will be able to decipher a short Morse Code code (SOS). They will also learn about Kryptos, an artwork that contains four secretive messages and is placed on display outside of the CIA headquarters.
Computer Use Agreement for Second Grade2.9 The student will explain what is allowed ...
Computer Use Agreement for Second Grade2.9 The student will explain what is allowed and what is not allowed at school associated with the use of technology (e.g., class rules).
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