Is Laughter the key to Security eLearning?

As a result, I maintain a wide range of assumptions that the source of learning is engagement (well, you are not Einstein!). But it's not simply a hook, but a tool that helps others understand important messages online and safe.

The Beginnings

For me, it began in a growing period in Liverpool from the 1970s to the 1980s, when humor was used to simplify the complex era. In particular, thanks to great TV programs such as Monty Python, Moricum and Wise Show, Tommy Cooper, and the legendary people of "Alternative" comedys such as Billy Konolly, Robin Williams, and Joan Rivers. 。 "Alternative" comedy legends such as Billy Konolly, Robin Williams, and Joan Leverse appeared, ending with early "Lumphoon" and "Saturday Night Live". All of these had a major impact on my growth, which changed from puberty to adult.

I remember most of the legendary skites, everyday, and movies of the above, so this (especially in the field of electrical security research) has attracted people, maintains information, and cyber. I thought it would be a key to enhancing literacy.

I'm not actually dividing the atoms, and I'm not the first person to think about this, but in terms of my favorite awareness of cyber security, (advertising (advertising). There are many similar things, and there is little change in behavior. As a result, by wearing a hat that I think for myself and introducing the selected humorous content, people do not make the boring topic a little boring, and people have their own cyber competitions. I tried to understand if it could help to enhance.

The Ingredients

For me, I think there are three important factors to use humor. The second of them is probably sel f-evident, and the third is what I learned while creating content here. < SPAN> As a result, I maintain a wide range of assumptions that the source of learning is engagement (well, you are not Einstein!). But it's not simply a hook, but a tool that helps others understand important messages online and safe.

The Clown

For me, it began in a growing period in Liverpool from the 1970s to the 1980s, when humor was used to simplify the complex era. In particular, thanks to great TV programs such as Monty Python, Moricum and Wise Show, Tommy Cooper, and the legendary people of "Alternative" comedys such as Billy Konolly, Robin Williams, and Joan Rivers. 。 "Alternative" comedy legends such as Billy Konolly, Robin Williams, and Joan Leverse appeared, ending with early "Lumphoon" and "Saturday Night Live". All of these had a major impact on my growth, which changed from puberty to adult.

Funny Content

I remember most of the legendary skites, everyday, and movies of the above, so this (especially in the field of electrical security research) has attracted people, maintains information, and cyber. I thought it would be a key to enhancing literacy.

Not Safe for Work

I'm not actually dividing the atoms, and I'm not the first person to think about this, but in terms of my favorite awareness of cyber security, (advertising (advertising). There are many similar things, and there is little change in behavior. As a result, by wearing a hat that I think for myself and introducing the selected humorous content, people do not make the boring topic a little boring, and people have their own cyber competitions. I tried to understand if it could help to enhance.

For me, I think there are three important factors to use humor. The second of them is probably sel f-evident, and the third is what I learned while creating content here. As a result, I maintain a wide range of assumptions that the source of learning is engagement (well, you are not Einstein!). But it's not simply a hook, but a tool that helps others understand important messages online and safe.

Putting it All Together

For me, it began in a growing period in Liverpool from the 1970s to the 1980s, when humor was used to simplify the complex era. In particular, thanks to great TV programs such as Monty Python, Moricum and Wise Show, Tommy Cooper, and the legendary people of "Alternative" comedys such as Billy Konolly, Robin Williams, and Joan Rivers. 。 "Alternative" comedy legends such as Billy Konolly, Robin Williams, and Joan Leverse appeared, ending with early "Lumphoon" and "Saturday Night Live". All of these had a major impact on my growth, which changed from puberty to adult.

I remember most of the legendary skites, everyday, and movies of the above, so this (especially in the field of electrical security research) has attracted people, maintains information, and cyber. I thought it would be a key to enhancing literacy.