Flipped Learning Session by EUN Partnership aisbl

Emma Giurlani Italy

egiurlani — 2017-01-10 17:00:03 UTC

good evening! I'm not an ICT administrator and I'm not so confident with Systems security issues . One of the things mentioned in the video is the problem of shared accounts like class accounts which we on the contrary do normally use in our school . How high is it the risk of an improper use of this form of account? Is there a form of security procedure which could be introduced to make such accounts safer? I didn't have any problems in the past and I normally use a class account to use for example some tools and apps for our eTwinning projects but I haven't really thought about the risks of a inappropriate use of it by my students. We normally try , by doing such projects, to educate and foster a sensibility to an aware and responsible approach to the use of the net and all its tools and forms including class accounts.

Georgios, Greece

2017-01-11 15:05:32 UTC

I would like to hear about School Network design and implementation. If there is a central Cisco Router through which the school has access to the Internet. How we will share content (teachers and Students) making access secure for both of teachers and students and share content within the school network (files, docs, multimedia).
Sorry if it is not clear my question...bit in a hurry. THANKS anyway. I would like to listen some of school security issues and sharing of content (with the minimal of expenditure, little money :( !
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Gergana, Bulgaria

2017-01-11 15:57:41 UTC

It would be very interesting to hear more about the protection of information in a computer network, because I think this is a weak link in our school. To me it is very difficult to track access to information by students because in computer labs they work on individual workstations.
According to you, if it will be better if the network is transformed so as to have a server where to allow or prohibit access to information?

José María Díaz, Spain

josemaria_diazfuentes — 2017-01-11 18:03:39 UTC

Sorry but until this moment (07:00 PM) I could not get to work on this. I hope I can see it later offline

Camelia Dediu, Romania

2017-01-11 18:03:59 UTC

Good evening!

Thanks for the opportunity to attend such a course.Although TIC is not an administrator and not so well documented in security issues Systems, I notice that one of the things mentioned in the video is the issue of joint accounts, such as accounts you normally use students in our school.
I want to know is how to check which students work in virtual environment running it so as not to be subjected to "attacks" of individuals malicious

Sean, Ireland

2017-01-11 18:46:51 UTC

Unfortunately I got my timings wrong for this. Just wondering if windows defender is a reliable substitute for a dedicated AV. If not, would AVG free or AVAST be acceptable? Many thanks.

Sorry I was too late to follow the course today, I hope I will work with a registration.

2017-01-11 21:46:36 UTC

Sorry I was not able to could no make the webinar.

neilos — 2017-01-11 21:54:59 UTC

Bijan, Bangladesh

bijanc — 2017-01-12 16:20:52 UTC

Sorry! I can't manage time to participate the webinar. Hope, we will get the webinar video document as before

M. Glòria Solà, Catalunya

msola127 — 2017-01-12 18:06:58 UTC

I could see the webinar. I'm sorry

Ispir Iuliana-Florentina, Romania

ispiriuliana — 2017-01-13 07:09:26 UTC

Unfortunately I could not participate. I can say that to us in Romania, we have a big problem with security. There are many hackers and often can be broken and an anti virus. I know it's unpleasant, but better prevent than to treat, if you have what ...

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cristinapeicuti — 2017-01-13 12:30:22 UTC

Andrea

2017-01-13 14:02:29 UTC

Could not join...
Any link to download the video?

Voichita from Romania

2017-01-13 15:11:07 UTC

Could not join.
Avast free is ok?

Mazzotta Liberato, Italy

2017-01-13 16:59:19 UTC

I'm sorry I could not follow the webinair. I hope it will be published in the coming days.
In my school I often deal with malware. We use a free antivirus, but it is not enough; I think the most important thing is the training of colleagues and students on safety issues.

Anna C. Italy

ciaramellaanna — 2017-01-13 17:35:59 UTC

I unfortunately did not have the possibility to participate in the webinar

Francesca

francesca_lombardi1973 — 2017-01-13 21:14:29 UTC

Hi, unfortunately I missed the webinar but I've watched the recording and it's very interesting and useful. I'd like to learn more and more about improving our schools safety and security measures. Thanks!

Tito Filipe, Portugal

titoliviofilipe — 2017-01-13 22:17:21 UTC

Hi, unfortunately I missed the webinar too

Anamaria, Romania

anamaria_go — 2017-01-14 04:30:17 UTC

Sorry, I could not follow the webinar.

Maruta, Latvia

2017-01-14 14:10:35 UTC

I watched just the record of Webinar, as the real time for me was not possible.
I heard many good things, but unfortunately, although I can not do most of them because the IT security of my school is outsourcing specialists job.

However, I believe that sooner or later, here or elsewhere the cloud services will be a reality. So I was interested to hear colleagues' experiences and questions.

Regarding the cloud services it seems to me that there are both positive and problems.

In my school work it is more convenient to keep the data on the school server - so I can access students' work to edit and analize them. Cloud is mobile, very convenient, but requires more attention, not only in terms of security, but also to manage all the data. Most of my students are not yet ready for it. At the same time pupils should learn to use the safe data managing on the cloud - for their professional and private life.

Donatella, Italy

dony_col — 2017-01-14 15:45:52 UTC

I just watched the record of Webinar. The school security infrastructure is assigned to specialist external firm. One of the things mentioned in the video is the problem of shared accounts. Until some years ago in my school teachers shared their accounts. In these late years a designed teacher gives each teacher his account and check the origin of shared files.
This year my school has adopted Security and Safety Policy with clear rules. Every school operator knows about it.

Stefanos, Greece

smerliao — 2017-01-15 08:55:05 UTC

Just watched the recording. quite interesting, but still we don't have the opportunity to adopt security policies in our school . what I 've read so far, I would like to try something on the cloud.

Maria Panou/ Kalymnos, Greece

maria_themelis — 2017-01-15 15:42:47 UTC

Safety at internet is teached at our school and our computers are safe too. But I don't know how! as I can only use computers for my lessons, to show, or to play, or to see at youtube or our school e-pages materials very important for our lesson. Teacher of computers knows more about how our school is safe from internet dangers

Antonietta Bianca Ferrara

kyozon70 — 2017-01-15 15:49:29 UTC

I had problems with the school's website being obscured by Google because of the presence of unauthorized content that we did not upload. The site was under the attack of a fraudulent intrusion. I managed by using Google search console, backup of the site, removal of fraudulent scripts, update of CMS and restoration.

Antonietta Amore, Italy

aamore — 2017-01-15 17:01:36 UTC

I need to design and implement the School Network for the new building of my school.

Actually all students share the same account to access to the Internet ; I know that it should be avoided but in our situation we can’t do it better because we don’t have an ICT admin.

I Just watched the recording looking for any suggestion to make the account safer and I found it very interesting : endusers should be trained to use the system properly !

Elisabetta, Italy

elisabetta_siboni — 2017-01-15 17:57:17 UTC

I am really sorry, but I couldn't join the webinar since I had a training course for an eTwinning project.

Flavia, Italy

2017-01-15 18:48:56 UTC

I've watched the recording and found it very interesting. One of the rules in our school is not to use shared account. We have just implemented G Suite and every teacher and students are having their own account. It's very important that every end user (students and teachers) should be aware of possible risks. To share documents we use of course Drive by G Suite. The network itself is accessible only by LAN cable, we don't have a wifi, and it is protected by a physical firewall. The computers are protected by a free antivirus and free antimalware. There are two different users on each computer, and only a few of us have got the password to access as Admin and download... In the past it happened that someone watched films through streaming and the pc got infected with malware and adware. After solving the problem it was clear to us that there was a lack of information about how unsafe (and illegal!) this was. Now it is a clear rule that this is not allowed! Many issues are really part of digital education.

Achilleas

2017-01-15 18:54:16 UTC

Achilleas, Cyprus

2017-01-15 18:54:18 UTC

Altough I could not attend the webinar, I have watched the recording and learned a lot of useful stuff.

Conchi Fernández (Spain)

cfdezmunin — 2017-01-15 20:00:19 UTC

In Flipped Classroom we need the technology to realise a lot a activities. Could you share alternatives if it´s fail the technology? Thanks.

Lynda, Ireland

lyndamck — 2017-01-17 10:52:53 UTC

Sorry I missed the webinar but have watched the recording - full of very useful information threats, counter measures and recommendations. All of which I will be taking to my nest IT team meeting - we need an action plan!

Cork, Ireland.

2017-01-17 23:40:46 UTC

For the record, I find this course a breath of fresh air.
thankfully, we have a school management who support major developments with ICT in the school and have helped us develop an innovative, cost efficient, student friendly ICT infrastructure complemented with appropriate software. Our business model has gained a lot of interest over the last few years.
To help schools, we are planning a large scale Virtual Desktop Infrastructural project where we hope to have c. 3,000 users log on to a cloud based server which is centrally maintained while giving separate schools autonomy to what programs, permissions and software they will allow them to see.
Does anyone know where funding to undertake such an analysis of a large-scale action research project can be sourced? Replies to tcollins@bgsmail.e please.

Lino Milita, Italy

2017-01-18 17:44:28 UTC

Our school we have a network that serves the classes, offices and laboratories.
We have multiple access levels. The offices have an internal and external network with the central administration. The classes have a local network that is used for the electronic register. Teachers have access. Students do not have access. Students have the local network have access workstations in laboratories. In each laboratory the teacher can act on each location. Not worth the vice versa.

Vincent, Ireland

v_gleeson — 2017-01-22 20:34:43 UTC

I feel a bit better after listening to this webinar. We have gone down the route of GSuite for a few years now. I often wonder what uses our data is being put to? Why are google doing all this for free? Where will it all lead? But for now we don't have a budget/resources to pay for anything else as secure as GSuite. The goings on in a school is not a mission critical service. If someone really wanted to hack/destroy/copy our data badly enough then they would probably find a way in.

Grazia, Italy

2017-01-23 11:00:29 UTC

Our school is very carefull of data security on the Internet.

In fact, our connection system is equipped with navigation filters.

SOPHIA KAKAVOULA

2017-01-26 09:17:38 UTC

Nafpaktos
i was not able to attend

Ánxela, Spain

cabeiroweb — 2017-01-28 16:15:03 UTC

It is important that teachers be trained in security, protection and non-modification of data.
Our connection system is equipped with navigation filters.(Project Abalar, web page...)

Jeane de Fatima, Rio de Janeiro - Brasil

2017-01-29 15:22:53 UTC

How can we have a good antivirus. The habit of checking daily and always back up, preserves us from some misfortune

Ivo, Porto, Portugal

2017-01-30 13:29:31 UTC

Security is always an important issue. Education and training should be the begining, but is not enough.

Euripides,greece

2017-02-07 17:02:47 UTC

I didn't manage to attend the online event.
Thanks

2018-02-06 18:17:36 UTC

cedure which could be introduced to make such accounts safer? I didn't have any problems in the past and I normally use a class account to use for example some tools and apps for our eTwinning projects but I haven't really thought about the risks of a inappropriate use of it by my students. We normally try , by doing such projects, to educate and foster a sensibility to an aware and responsible approach to the use of the net and all its tools and forms including class accounts.