Cybersecurity Training
In recognition of National Cybersecurity Month this October, TTSD IT Department is pleased to announce a required training for all TTSD staff. This training is crucial in protecting our schools from cyberattacks, safeguarding sensitive student and staff data and comply with safety requirements.
The online training will be hosted on Canvas (content provided by cisa.gov). Staff will be invited to the course via email and can also access the course using this link: https://ttsd.instructure.com/enroll/7T7MR4.
The training covers key topics to help staff stay vigilant:
- 4 Ways to Stay Safe Online: This section will highlight essential cybersecurity practices for everyday use.
- Strong Password Management: Learn best practices for creating and managing strong passwords to prevent unauthorized access.
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Understand the benefits of MFA and how it adds an extra layer of security to logins.
- Identifying Phishing Attempts: Discover how to recognize phishing emails and avoid falling victim to scams.
More information can be found HERE: https://www.cisa.gov/cybersecurity-awareness-month
Join the 2024-25 K-12 Technology Integration and Innovation Committee
We are looking for passionate and diverse voices from across our community—students, parents, teachers, staff, and more—to help shape the future of technology in our schools. This committee will bring together a variety of perspectives and experiences to create impactful changes for our students' technology skills and classroom standards. SIGN UP HERE
Committee Goals:
- Contribute to the development of a K-12 scope and sequence for technology skills and digital citizenship.
- Help update classroom technology standards, including student device requirements.
Setting Up Your Classroom Substitute for Success:
The IT Department has collaborated with teachers and staff to create a 'Best Practice' setup for substitutes, leveraging a Substitute Google Shared Drive for lessons and instructions. While substitute technology is limited, our goal is to provide a consistent set of tools to ensure a smooth transition into any classroom. This helps teachers align their lesson plans with the resources substitutes can access. Please review the guide and share any feedback to help us continuously improve.
