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Ready-to-use assignment ideas, templates, and rubrics that bring cybersecurity concepts to life. Flexible for any teaching environment and easy to adapt for real-world relevance.
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- Multiple FormatsIndividual, pair, or group work
- Real-World FocusBuild practical skills and critical thinking
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Hands-on assignments that build confidence and core skills.
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In-depth assignments for advanced topics and career exploration.
Complex assignments for higher education and professional training.
Types of assignments
Different formats for different goals.
Mix and match formats to fit your class, time, and learning objective.
Scenario-BasedReal-world situations and decision making.
Research & AnalysisExplore topics and present findings.
Hands-On PracticeStep-by-step tasks using real tools and workflows.
Discussion & ReflectionCritical thinking and classroom discussion.
Capstone ProjectsLarger assignments that bring it all together.
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Assignments are one part of the teaching cycle.
Pair assignments with lesson plans, assessments, labs, Cyber Challenge activities, and executive decision practice to build a cohesive learning experience from start to finish.
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Challenge assignments
Assign practice without building another worksheet.
Cyber Challenge gives educators another form of assignable work. Choose focused practice, a Cyber Mission, an Arcade activity, or a Skill Path; then share it with learners using the Challenge educator tools.
01ChooseSelect the practice experience.
02AssignShare a code, link, QR sheet, or reusable assignment.
03DebriefPair completion with discussion, reflection, or an assessment.
Supporting materials
Everything you need to create, assign, and assess with confidence.
Worksheets & PromptsEditable materials for individual or group work.
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Rubrics & Grading ToolsReady-to-use and customizable evaluation tools.
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Implementation GuideBuild a complete teaching sequence around the assignment.
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Sample AssignmentsUse the current public assignment library as your starting point.
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Available assignments
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These are materials an educator can actually give to learners: worksheets, evidence records, role-play work, and project/capstone prompts. Open one online or use its matching PDF or editable Word file.
Information Classification
A printable and editable information classification worksheet for classroom evidence and reflection.
Multiple · Appendix C Read worksheetSuspicious Message Evidence Record
A printable and editable suspicious message evidence record worksheet for classroom evidence and reflection.
Multiple · Appendix C Read worksheetRisk Relationship Map
A printable and editable risk relationship map worksheet for classroom evidence and reflection.
Multiple · Appendix C Read worksheetIncident Timeline and Hypothesis Table
A printable and editable incident timeline and hypothesis table worksheet for classroom evidence and reflection.
Multiple · Appendix C Read worksheetSource and Claim Evaluation
A printable and editable source and claim evaluation worksheet for classroom evidence and reflection.
Multiple · Appendix C Read worksheetCareer Evidence Inventory
A printable and editable career evidence inventory worksheet for classroom evidence and reflection.
Multiple · Appendix C Read worksheetFull Ethics Role-Play Pack
Discussion prompts, role cards, procedures, and debrief tools.
All educators · Appendix H Read reference packExpanded Project and Capstone Bank
Maintain as updateable online bank.
All educator levels · Appendix J Read reference packHave an Assignment Idea?
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