ISOC Slovenija je uspešno zaključila junija 2023 projekt izobraževanja dijakov v slovenskih srednjih šolah in njihovih učiteljev s programom o kibernetski varnosti.
V letu 2022 je bila v okviru kompetemčnega centra za kibernetsko varnost EU Concordia razvita nova metoda izobraževanja s področja kibernetske varnosti, namenjena srednješolskim učiteljem kot pomoč pri poučevanju, z določenim programom in viri. Razvita metodologija in vsebine, podprte z elektronskimi viri in primernimi izobraževalnimi igrami, pokrivajo pomembna področja kibernetske varnosti in računalništva. Preizkus novega pristopa k poučevanju kibernetske varnosti in priprava učiteljev sta potekala med oktobrom 2022 in marcem 2023 v okviru akademije Cybershare v sodelovanju z državami EU. Izobraževanje učiteljev je potekalo prek interneta, izobraževanje zainteresiranih dijakov pa v živo, v njihovih učilnicah. Iz Slovenije je sodelovalo 320 dijakov pretežno iz Ljubljanskih gimnazij. Izobraževanje se je zaključilo s preverjanjem znanja v okviru mednarodnega tekmovanja dijakov s pomočjo računalniške igre ujemi Capture the flag »Ujemi računalniškega napadalca in odkrij ranljivost računalniškega sistema«. Ta igra se redno uporablja za učenje in preverjanje znanja študentov in dijakov v ZDA in tradicionalno poteka na internetu. V zaključnem preverjanju osvojenega znanja dijakov akademije Cybershare, ki je potekalo 17. marca 2023 na internetu, je sodelovalo v tekmovalnem programu igre Capture the Flag 19 petčlanskih ekip iz petih držav EU. Iz Slovenije so sodelovale tri ekipe in najboljšo uvrstitev je dosegla ekipa z Bežigrajske gimnazije Papaya, ki je bila peta, kar je glede na kratek čas izobraževanja lep uspeh. Sodelujoči dijaki so 16. junija na Institutu »Jožef Stefan«, ki je bil partner projekta Concordia, nagrajeni s simboličnimi nagradami. Izobraževanje dijakov so opravili učitelji iz Gimnazije Bežigrad, člani ISOC Slovenija.
Metodologija poučevanja kibernetske varnosti in viri, od katerih je večina dosegljiva na internetu, so na voljo vsem zainteresiranim šolam za njihove učitelje in dijake. Metodologija je namenjena predvsem srednješolskim učiteljem, ki v svojem izobraževanju za poklic učitelja informatike niso bili deležni izobraževanja s področja kibernetske varnosti. Izkušnje slovenskih učiteljev in dijakov pri sodelovanju v akademiji Cybershare so izjemno pozitivne. Viri in metode predlagane metodologije so na voljo, in se lahko enostavno uvedejo pri izobraževanje dijakov in njihovih učiteljev. Digitalizacija je zakorakala v vse segmente družbenega in gospodarskega življenja in uporabne rešitve, uporabljene v predstavljenem projektu ISOC Slovenija se lahko uporabijo za dvig znanja učiteljev in dijakov na področju kibernetske varnosti.
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ISOC Slovenia has completed the project Teach the teachers and high school students cybersecurity and cyber safety in Slovenia
In 2022, a new cybersecurity education method was developed within the Concordia Centre for secondary school teachers as a teaching aid, with a specific program and resources. ISOC Slovenia decided to carry out the program that addressed the high school teachers and their students. It was an action of ISOC Slovenia members of the Board. Developed methodology and content, supported by electronic resources and appropriate educational games, cover important areas of cyber security and computer science. The test of the new approach to teaching cyber security and the training of teachers took place between October 2022 and March 2023 as part of the Slovenia Cybershare Academy with cooperation with three EU countries. The training of teachers took place via the Internet as distance learning, while the training of interested students took place live, in their classrooms. From Slovenia, 320 students from the Ljubljana High Schools participated in the lessons given by the Cybershare academy. The training ended with a knowledge test in the framework of the student international competition known as “Capture the flag” based on the cybersecurity game CTL. The tasks for the 19 teams coming from several EU countries, among them 3 teams from Slovenia have as tasks to discover the vulnerability of a computer system and to identify the attacker. The CTL game is regularly used for learning and testing the knowledge of university level students and high school students from USA and traditionally takes place on the Internet. The teams composed from five-members participated in the final examination of the acquired knowledge by attending the Cybershare Academy, which took place on March 17, 2023. From Slovenia the teams that participated achieved according to the obtained scores was obtained the fifth place, by the team Papaya from the Bežigrad Grammar School. This is considered as a good success considering the short period of the applied education and training. Participating students were awarded with symbolic prizes in June 16th at the “Jožef Stefan” Institute, member of Concordia. The training and teaching was provided by the employed teachers at Bežigrad, Grammar School members of the ISOC.SI board.
Cybersecurity teaching methodology and resources, most of which are available online, are on disposal to all interested schools for their teachers and students. The methodology is primarily intended for secondary school teachers who did not receive training in the field of cyber security in their education for the IT teacher profession. The experiences of Slovenian teachers and students in participating in the Cybershare Academy are extremely positive. The resources and methods of the proposed methodology are available and can be easily implemented in the education of students and their teachers. Digitization has entered all segments of social and economic life in Slovenia, and the useful solutions used in the ISOC Slovenia project can be used to increase the knowledge of teachers and students in the field of cyber security.
