The Inland Empire/Desert Region Mayors Cup brings awareness to cybersecurity careers and provides students an opportunity to engage in team-based learning. The Inland Empire/Desert Regional Consortium invite students, educators, businesses, and government leaders from across the Inland Empire Region to participate in the 2022 Inland Empire/Desert Mayors Cup experience.
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The NorCalCyber Mayors Cup brings awareness to cybersecurity careers and provides students an opportunity to engage in team-based learning. The Sacramento County Office of Education and the North Far North Regional Consortium invite students, educators, businesses, and government leaders from across Northern California to participate in the 2021 NorCalCyber Mayors Cup experience.
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Agents of Change Series Showcases Stories of People and Organizations Solving Decades-Old Challenges in Education and Workforce Training Systems THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – SynED, a national non-profit focused on education, today released Agents of Change: San Diego Cyber Center of Excellence, the third in a series of reports that provide a roadmap on how individuals,
Today synED, a national non-profit organization that identifies emerging best practices for effective articulation between employers, job seekers, and education providers, announced that Kevin Nolten, Director of Academic Outreach for CYBER.ORG, is this month’s CyberHero. Kevin leads CYBER.ORG, a national nonprofit based in Bossier City, Louisiana, that seeks to empower educators as they prepare the next generation to succeed in
Today synED, a national non-profit organization that identifies emerging best practices for effective articulation between employers, job seekers, and education providers, announced that Luis Plascencia, a Computer Science student at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly), is this month’s CyberHero. Luis is a third-year student at Cal Poly and a native of the nearby coastal
ReportOUT looks at theories behind Team-Based Learning (TBL), offers insights on social learning and how games and competitions can boost learning THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – SynED, a national non-profit focused on education, today released ReportOUT, a quarterly publication that highlights innovative educational initiatives that promise different perspectives and lasting changes, with its latest edition entitled “Back
Today synED, a national non-profit organization that identifies emerging best practices for effective articulation between employers, job seekers, and education providers, announced that Sarah Lee, a cybersecurity teacher and coach at Ladera Vista Jr. High in Fullerton, CA, is this month’s CyberHero. Just three years ago, Ms. Lee was exclusively teaching math at Ladera Vista Jr.
Falling enrollments during the pandemic revealed a looming crisis for America’s colleges and universities. Faith in the value of higher education is suffering the greatest decline in recent history. An accelerating pace of change promises this trend will come to a head sooner rather than later, driven by the mega factors of technology and economics.
