Security is an increasingly important topic within higher education, but it is often challenging to identify effective learning and teaching practices that actively involve all students.
The Engaging and Active Security Education (EASE) workshop at the UK ACM SIGCSE Computing Education Practice conference aims to support cyber security educators in exchanging practice as well as devising new practices. The objectives of the EASE workshop are:
The EASE workshop is seeking practices from the wider community that can be presented at the workshop and can be subsequently accessed on the workshop website.
The EASE workshop seeks effective and engaging practices for cyber security education in higher education.
The expectation is that presenters will spend 10 minutes presenting their practice and 5 minutes answering questions. The important questions that presenters have to consider are:
The motivation for the design and delivery of the learning and teaching practice and how it specifically targets cyber security education.
The detail of what is required for an individual to delivery the practice and specifically how they should deliver it.
The specific context for when the practice is optimal, e.g. optimal for very large classes, small seminar classes, remote-delivery or in-person etc.
The constraints that would hamper the success of the practice, e.g. not suitable for remote delivery.
Educators should use the submission form to submit their practice for consideration for presentation at the worshop and for presentation on the website.
Use the form before to submit your cyber security education teaching practice for consideration.
If you encounter any problems, just contact the workshop organisers Joseph Maguire and Virginia Franqueira.