Who Secures Our Security? Ethics, Responsibilities & Privacy Concerns in Managing InfoSec
This session is intended to provide participants with a macro view of the inherent challenges in ethically and responsibly safeguarding the data and
Subject: Higher Education
Disruptive Course Design: Integrating Social Technologies and Quality Matters (QM) Best Practices in Hybrid/Online Courses
Mary Chayko and Denise Kreiger will present their hybrid course design process based on Quality Matters standards and incorporation of diverse social technologies into the course, as well as the QM course review process.
Subject: Higher Education
Transforming Teaching and Learning with mobile devices in Elizabeth Public Schools
EPS is known as a creative, fearless leader in transforming teaching and learning for all of its students through innovative approaches in all levels
Subject: Higher Education
Analogies to Art and Music: Clarifying Content in Non-Major Science Courses
Recently programs designed to encourage science, technology, engineering, and math [STEM] careers have advocated use of art in the teaching of
Subject: Higher Education
Chemical Research Program in the Development of Second Year STEM Students.
The presentation will describe the research course designed for students who are majoring in various STEM subjects, especially those who are in
Subject: Higher Education
Securing the Mobile Workforce : Protecting your network and endpoints in the new age of BYOD
The IT environment is challenged with being able to manage more complex environments with users on mobile devices/BYOD, home computers, and satellite offices while managing sensitive data, and also trying to deal with data and privacy laws. Learn ab...
Subject: Higher Education
Using the Raspberry Pi and Scratch to Teach Coding in the HCCC Library
teach a series of coding workshops in the Fall 2015 semester.
Specifically, this presentation will show how HCCC staff used Scratch to teach students
Subject: Higher Education
Mass Murder in the Classroom: The John List Case Study Open Educational Resource Project
In 1971, John List murdered his wife, mother, and three teenage children in his dilapidated Westfield Mansion. He remained a fugitive for nearly 18
Subject: Higher Education
How Racism Harms White Americans
white Americans. In a departure from analyses of racism that have focused primarily on white power and privilege, Bracey trains his focus on the high
Contributor(s): Media Education Foundation
Subject: Race discrimination
Publisher: Media Education Foundation
Institutional Discrimination
The government in Britain is bringing in an equality bill driven by Harriet Harman, the Minister for Women. If employees begin openly discussing