Join Skills Development Scotland as they host various interactive Live Lessons which cover the topics of Cyber, Data Science and Green Technology.
Open the door to a life of online crime fighting in a series of new live and online cyber security lessons for P7-S4. With no technical knowledge needed, these practical classes enhance digital skills, allow pupils to ask the experts how it’s really done, and also showcase the careers available in the cyber security and resilience industry, one of the fastest growing sectors in the world today.
Your class is invited to learn how to prevent cyber crime whilst having fun using technology.
March
- Hide Secret Messages Using Tech – 29th March at 2pm-3pm – Steganography is the science of hiding information. You can use steganography to hide secret messages inside what looks like an innocent photograph. Cyber criminals use this technique to secretly communicate with each other, so it is important that more people understand this devious use of science and technology. Join Skills Development Scotland for this interactive lesson to discover how steganography works and your learners will be challenged to use digital tools to uncover secret messages hidden inside digital images. Book here
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