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SynED recognized that our society is changing rapidly, and as a consequence education has evolved into a multi-faceted, life-long activity no longer delivered in a monolithic block during one’s first twenty years.
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SynED names Nam Duong its February CyberHero; after a pandemic layoff he earned a cybersecurity bachelor's degree and six certifications in just ten weeks.
SynED's ReportOUT Volume 12 explores how informal learning and personal learning networks (PLNs) have become key to growth in an increasingly connected world.
SynED names CYBER.ORG's Kevin Nolten its November CyberHero for leading a nationwide effort to bring K-12 cybersecurity curricula and camps into classrooms.
SynED names Cal Poly San Luis Obispo student Luis Plascencia its October CyberHero for leading cybersecurity competition design and campus outreach.
SynED's ReportOUT 'Back to the Future: With Vygotsky at the Wheel' explores team-based and collaborative learning through the theories of Vygotsky and Bandura.
SynED's Agents of Change Volume 2 profiles Carmen Marsh's 100 Women in 100 Days accelerator, a program fast-tracking women into cybersecurity careers.
SynED names Sarah Lee its September 2021 CyberHero; the Fullerton math-teacher-turned-cyber-coach now teaches cybersecurity to more than 150 middle schoolers.
SynED's ReportOUT 'Crossing the Chasm' examines whether higher education can deliver what students need as pandemic enrollment declines expose a looming crisis.
A video guide to certification exam strategies, offering students and job seekers practical tips for earning the industry credentials that open cyber careers.
Session videos from the 2021 Inland Empire Coaches Camp, preparing teachers and mentors to lead student cybersecurity competition teams across the region.