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The Internet is a vast place, open to a wide variety of experiences. Although it can be very useful in educational settings, it can also be a dangerous place for students as well as educators. As an educator, you must keep yourself up-to-date with information to protect yourself and your students from getting into trouble. This course takes an interest in helping you learn some simple and effective ways to take advantage of the educational experiences the Internet has to offer without the hassles of unwanted advertising and intruders.
Safe Computing For Educators The Internet is a vast place, open to a wide variety of experiences. Although it can be very useful in educational settings, it can also be a dangerous place for students as well as educators. As an educator, you must keep yourself up-to-date with information to protect yourself and your students from getting into trouble.
This course takes an interest in helping you learn some simple and effective ways to take advantage of the educational experiences the Internet has to offer without the hassles of unwanted advertising and intruders. How can everyday activities that you perform on your computer and the Internet have dire consequences? There is a myriad of unwanted and uninvited interlopers that can?t wait to make a home or your computer, You should know the dangers and risks that Internet use poses and be aware of preventative tools and best practices to help you avoid these situations on a daily basis.
It is important to defend your computer against malicious threats in the most effective manner possible. This class arms you with the knowledge necessary to protect your computer and have a safe computing environment. In order to do this, the course combines textbook learning with hands-on exercises to give you a well-rounded experience. Enroll in this course to: Identify various threats that affect the computing environment such as viruses, spyware, and phishing. Evaluate security software products, tools, and processes so you can stop viruses in their tracks. Setup and configure software scans and updates for selected software to be sure your system is always providing the best protection. Explain ways to protect your computer against threats through layered security. Instruct your students in ways to keep their computers safe.
Safe Computing For Educators The Internet is a vast place, open to a wide variety of experiences. Although it can be very useful in educational settings, it can also be a dangerous place for students as well as educators. As an educator, you must keep yourself up-to-date with information to protect yourself and your students from getting into trouble.
This course takes an interest in helping you learn some simple and effective ways to take advantage of the educational experiences the Internet has to offer without the hassles of unwanted advertising and intruders. How can everyday activities that you perform on your computer and the Internet have dire consequences? There is a myriad of unwanted and uninvited interlopers that can?t wait to make a home or your computer, You should know the dangers and risks that Internet use poses and be aware of preventative tools and best practices to help you avoid these situations on a daily basis.
It is important to defend your computer against malicious threats in the most effective manner possible. This class arms you with the knowledge necessary to protect your computer and have a safe computing environment. In order to do this, the course combines textbook learning with hands-on exercises to give you a well-rounded experience. Enroll in this course to: Identify various threats that affect the computing environment such as viruses, spyware, and phishing. Evaluate security software products, tools, and processes so you can stop viruses in their tracks. Setup and configure software scans and updates for selected software to be sure your system is always providing the best protection. Explain ways to protect your computer against threats through layered security. Instruct your students in ways to keep their computers safe.
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Provided by Online Training Directory
Safe Computing For Educators
Outcomes This course will teach you the following key components of safe computing:
- Recognizing when a Trojan Horse, a virus adware or spyware has invaded your computer
- Getting the tools that can cure an infection
- Digging into the Windows Registry to remove the nastiest of bugs
- Preventing a recurrence with personal firewalls and protective software
- Dealing with the onslaught of spam
- Keeping your defenses up-to-date
About The Training Provider: Online Training Directory
Online Training Directory - JER Online (JER Group, Inc.) lists over 1000 , cost affordable, non-credit Courses and Certificates in its own proprietary online catalog. We are always adding "more courses...all the time " to a growing inventory.
The courses and certificates that comprise JER Online s course catalog are developed by (1) JER Online, (2) a growing number of accredited .edu partners and by (3) corporate...
