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Direct linkChristine Wusylko; Zhen Xu; Kara M. Dawson; Pavlo D. Antonenko; Do Hyong Koh; Minyoung Lee; Amber E. Benedict; Swarup Bhunia – Journal of Research on Technology in Education, 2024
This article describes the use of a comic book to anchor a cryptology and cybersecurity curriculum for upper elementary students. Perceptions about the comic book from 138 students across 11 afterschool programs were examined using survey, classroom observation, and interviews. Data analysis revealed that the comic book created a…
Descriptors: Technology, Computer Security, Information Security, Cartoons
