MONDAY OCTOBER - CHESS COMPETITION (7TH TO 11TH)
Location: Only Online URL / Link:
Time: Starts 9 AM and ends 12 Noon 10/5
Details: Their will be an online leaderboard to check your scores
Students will begin to play online matches with other players all week long. The competition will be using Lichess.com as the online tool for each game. On Friday, we will announce the winner of the competition.
Lichess.com
Augmented Reality Photography Exhibition: Darnell Vennie (10/7 to 12/15)
Location: Only Online URL / Link:
Time: Starts 9 AM and ends 12 Noon 12/15
Details: This exhibit will be located in the AR Parr Building space in front of the information center
Link TBA
TUESDAY OCTOBER 8TH -CYBERSECURITY: CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY DAY
Location: Huddle rooms G.H, and I, Parr Center, First Floor
Time: Starts 9 AM and ends 12 Noon
Details: Their will be an online leaderboard to check your scores
Online Link: TBA
Participants will be divided into three groups, each with a cybersecurity scenario to resolve, along with coaches from professional and corporate organizations like Cisco, Microsoft, etc... At the end of the day, teams will present their solutions-findings during a panel discussion.
Food Truck at 12 PM – 1 PM
Panel Discussion: The Best Practices for Cybersecurity: Campus and Community Day (Parr 1100)
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9TH - WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT DAY
Location: Parr Center, First Floor
Time: Starts 9 AM and ends 12 Noon
Details: Demonstrations will be displayed across from the Huddle Rooms (Cancelled)
Faculty from Harper and Central will set up demonstrations of the ‘digital tools’ they use in their classes, emphasizing the importance of mastering workforce digital literacy as a complement to basic digital literacy. In the afternoon, there will be a panel discussion on the best practices to support and promote workforce digital literacy in the trades.
Center for Digital Equity and E2D Laptop Repair Day (Huddle rooms A,B, and C)
Location: Parr Center, First Floor
Time: Starts 9 AM and ends 12 Noon
Details: Demonstrations will be displayed across from the Huddle Rooms
E2D is partnering with Duke Energy to repair personal laptops from the community at the Parr Center during the hours of 9 AM to 2 PM.
Panel Discussion:(Parr 1000) (Cancelled)
The Best Practices for Workforce Digital Literacy Day
THURSDAY OCTOBER 10TH - ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE AND AUGMENTED REALITY DAY
Location: Parr Center, First Floor
Time: Starts 9 AM and ends 12 Noon
Details: Demonstrations will be displayed across from the Huddle Rooms
Examples will be
Center for Digital Equity and E2D Laptop Repair Day (Huddle rooms A,B, and C)
Location: Parr Center, First Floor
Time: Starts 9 AM and ends 12 Noon
Details: Demonstrations will be displayed across from the Huddle Rooms
E2D is partnering with Duke Energy to repair personal laptops from the community at the Parr Center during the hours of 9 AM to 2 PM.
Panel Discussion: (Cancelled)
The Best Practices for AI and Augmented Reality Digital Literacy Day (Parr 1000)
FRIDAY OCTOBER 11TH - CHESS COMPETITION ENDS OCTOBER 18th.
Final Chess Competitions continues one more week!
IN LOTS 5, 6, 7, AND 8
ON CENTRAL CAMPUS
Report aim & structure O
ur fourth Cybersecurity Attitudes and Behaviors, Oh Behave! 2024-2025 report aims to provide a comprehensive international snapshot of people’s cybersecurity attitudes and behaviors across representative global samples. No guesswork or speculation here. Just a global pulse check on how real, actual people think and act.
Workforce. Covered.
Of the 7,000+ respondents, the majority are employees somewhere. This is important because the more we understand about employees’ behaviors, the better we can help them behave safely. We built on the last three years’ findings and focused on five critical security behaviors: 1. Ensuring password hygiene
1 • Password creation habits—specifically, password length, use of personal information and single dictionary words • Using separate passwords
2 • Password management techniques3 2. Using multi-factor authentication (MFA)4
3. Installing the latest software updates5
4. Backing up data6
5. Checking messages for signs of phishing7 and reporting them8
Affordability Connectivity Program and the Community Discussion in Higher Education:
Students of all kinds are asked to use digital technologies to create classroom assignments and to participate in every aspect of being a student. However, not all students have the same access to computers and internet services. When the Affordable Connectivity Program recently announced they have 20 million subscribers, the pressure to extend this program has become greater. Knowing how to apply and get the most out of the program is key to having a great home and mobile digital experience. This panel will discuss what the best practices are for obtaining access to the ACP services and also offer ways higher education can support the continuation of this opportunity from campus..
PANELISTS:
N. Betancur, Deputy Director, Center for Digital Equity
AJ Kirby, Education Superhighway, Marketing Manager
