'Hacking For Defense' course to be taught in 20 universities this year
September 21, 2018
The course will challenge undergraduate students to come up with solutions to common military and intelligence problems.
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Edtech poses privacy and safety risks for students, FBI warns
The law enforcement agency is encouraging parents and families to research cyberthreats and the laws governing student privacy rights.
Cyber-physical systems program to debut at University of Virginia
Through $3 million in funding from the National Science Foundation, a new program will train graduate students in cyber-physical and IoT systems.
Ransomware knocks school district in Key West, Florida, offline for the week
Intermittent service outages since the attack was detected last Sunday have had minimal impact thanks to data backups, administrators say.
CoSN releases tools to grade and improve IT infrastructure for K-12 districts
The organization says technology systems that play well together are critical for supporting student learning.
Alabama governor challenges K-12 students with app competition
The state will judge student-led coding projects for the next several months to find a winning team that will be announced next spring.
Blockchain is now a senior capstone course in North Carolina community colleges
The new course uses IBM's already freely available zero-to-blockchain curriculum, but will be taught by Wake Tech professors.
As tech giants focus on accessibility tools, the equation changes for education
Costs and ease of use improve as Microsoft and other companies expand features and promote them.
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