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Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Practical Supports for Online Privacy and Safety for EU Educators
Event Overview Join the Global Google Educator Community on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, for a practical Q&A session, "Practical Supports for Online Privacy and Safety for EU Educators," hosted by EMEA Impact Lead, Mmamotlhabi Francois with expert panelists (and Google Certified Champions) Daniel Bull, Digital Education Specialist and Gifty Francis, Digital Learning Consultant. This session moves beyond theory to provide European Primary and Secondary educators with a "Safety Blueprint" for 2026, focusing on navigating the EU AI Act, configuring Gemini for GDPR-compliant classroom use, and leveraging new Chromebook security features to support student well-being. Whether you are a classroom teacher or an IT administrator, you will walk away with actionable strategies to foster a secure, human-centered digital environment that prioritizes student data protection and responsible AI literacy. Host Mmamotlhabi Francois Mmamotlhabi François supports Google for Education as the EMEA Impact Lead. Deeply grounded in the philosophy of Ubuntu—"I am because we are"—she champions the belief that connected educator communities hold the key to transforming education. With a rich pedagogical foundation as a former International School teacher and Technology Integrator, Mmamotlhabi bridges the gap between high-level digital strategy and the realities of the classroom. She leverages the spirit of Ubuntu to build inclusive environments where technology strengthens human connection, accelerates student agency, and empowers the collective voice of the teaching profession. Panelists Gifty Francis As a former deputy headteacher, Gifty Francis has an acute understanding of the challenges senior leaders face in primary education. She now works as a digital learning consultant, partnering with senior leaders to develop and implement effective digital strategies. Her core mission is to promote equity and accessibility in education through the integration of digital solutions. Gifty is a certified Google Trainer and Innovator, dedicated to empowering school staff, significantly enhancing teaching and learning outcomes, and streamlining workflows.   Daniel Bull Having successfully led the digital strategy for a large MAT for 10 years, Daniel is a leader in the challenges of bringing innovation, managing change, introducing digital tools, and developing systems to bring transformation in the education space.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2026
[Webinar] Google Workspace Security Audit: A Step-by-Step Guide
Please join us for a webinar shared by ELP-Admin Partner, AppsEDU Is your Google Workspace domain as secure as you think it is? In this session, we move beyond the default settings to conduct a comprehensive security audit tailored for education. We’ll dive deep into the Admin Console to evaluate user lifecycle management, administrative privileges, Google Workspace service configuration, and the hidden risks of third-party app integrations. Walk away with a repeatable framework to harden your environment and protect your school’s digital perimeter. Click here to access the full webinar recording.  Presenter: Peter Horner is the Google Solutions Lead Engineer at AppsEDU, where he helps schools worldwide optimize Google Workspace. A Google Certified Trainer and Innovator, Peter brings 20 years of experience in the education sector to his work. During his time at AppsEDU, he and the team developed and launched workspaceaudit.com, an automated tool designed to simplify and strengthen security audits for educational institutions using Google Workspace. Google Workspace Security Audit Wednesday, March 4 · 12:00 – 1:00pm Time zone: America/Chicago Google Meet joining info Video call link: https://meet.google.com/nvy-uhtg-bsm Or dial: ‪(US) +1 617-675-4444‬ PIN: ‪473 961 335 3073‬# More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/nvy-uhtg-bsm?pin=4739613353073
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Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Partner Webinar Pt.1: The Breach Aftershock: Vendor Risk, Relationship Data, and the Phishing Surge
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ELP-Admin Partner CTL is providing a timely 2 part course on handling cybersecurity incidents. Check out the details below and sign up via the registration link. Moving past the "Vendor Breach Awareness" phase to actual K-12 Cyber Readiness Recent K-12 cybersecurity incidents are a stark reminder of a harsh reality: district risk doesn't just vanish when a vendor restores their services. Exposed data continues to fuel highly sophisticated, relationship-aware phishing attempts long after the initial breach is closed. If you are a tech leader trying to figure out how to shield your district from the inevitable vendor cyber breach aftershocks, CTL is hosting a 2-part interactive course to help you out: Part 1 (June 23, 2026 @ 10:00 AM PST): The Breach Aftershock: Vendor Risk, Relationship Data, and the Phishing Surge Part 2 (July 15, 2026 @10:00 AM PST): From Breach Response to Cyber Readiness: Building a 30/60/90-Day Hardening Plan This course is facilitated by Diane Doersch, former school district CTO and Senior Director of Technology. Attend to receive a highly practical, scenario-based workshop grounded in the NIST framework. You’ll engage in real-world crisis simulation, isolate your top three highest-impact cyber risks, and leave with both a concrete 7-day action plan plus a 30/60/90-day infrastructure hardening roadmap. Spots are limited because of the interactive planning nature of the sessions, so register today. On vacation? No worries - you can partake either live or on-demand. Secure your spot here: https://ctl.net/blogs/ insights/after-the-incident- moving-from-vendor-breach- awareness-to-cyber-readiness- in-k-12-districts Part 1 will cover "The Breach Aftershock: Vendor Risk, Relationship Data, and the Phishing Surge." Participants can expect to learn: Current K–12 District Risks: Understand how recent cybersecurity incidents connect to the ongoing, real-world vulnerabilities facing school districts today. Relationship-Aware Phishing: Learn how bad actors use exposed, publicly available information to craft highly sophisticated and believable phishing attacks. Cybersecurity Framework Alignment: Discover how to map these specific digital risks directly to the NIST CSF and the K–12 Cybersecurity Rubric. Priority District Actions: Identify the immediate, high-priority steps your district needs to take right now to secure its infrastructure. Real-World Incident Response: Practice critical, fast-paced decision-making through an interactive, realistic school district crisis scenario. Gaps and Best Practices: Analyze common response patterns, uncover hidden security gaps, and explore promising industry practices during a group debrief. Immediate Next Steps: Translate your workshop takeaways into a tangible readiness checklist and a concrete seven-day action plan.
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