The TGR Learning Lab is offering a free/no-cost online Fall 2 class, Introduction to Cybersecurity:

Cybersecurity is one of the fastest growing careers in the world. Come join this interactive class where you will learn about the internet, how it works, binary code and encryption. With the gained Cybersecurity knowledge, you will understand the importance of privacy and how to stay safe online.

Students will need: blank paper, tape, 16 index cards (recommended size 3x5), scissors, ruler, one-hole puncher, writing utensils (pencil, pen, marker) and a toothpick or skewer.

Additional Technology Requirements:

• Laptop/computer with internet access (webcam and microphone highly suggested)

Classes Schedule:

• Mondays/Wednesdays from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm PDT

• Tuesdays/Thursdays from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm PDT

Please select ONE time that best meets the student's schedule.

FAQs

When will I receive the link to join the class?

Parents/Guardians who register their child will receive the link to join their class via a confirmation email from Eventbrite. A reminder email, also with the link, will be sent out three days prior to the class (the Friday before the class). Please add the class to your calendar!

What type of software will I need?

We will be utilizing a free meeting platform called Zoom. You can download the Zoom client in advance for free (https://zoom.us), otherwise simply click on the Zoom meeting link provided and you can join via your web browser.

Do I need a webcam to participate?

All participants are encouraged to use their webcam to participate in the class. If unavailable, however, you can still join with voice only. Since this is an interactive class - with slideshow, camera and other elements planned - it is best experienced on a computer.

Do I need anything else to participate?

Depending on the class there may be interactive small-group activities planned. You may need additional supplies/tools so please check the class description.

TGR Learning Lab Virtual Fall 2 Session - Introduction to Cybersecurity