Our Project
Scam School offers an extended, in-depth approach to educating users about email scams through a series of interactive modules and quizzes. The project utilizes engaging, real-life scam examples to teach users the common signs of fraudulent emails. The curriculum is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly, ensuring that all types of college students can interact efficiently with the course.
LinkBig Points
- Target Audience: Individuals of college age who use email and are at risk highest risk of encountering scams
- Usage Context: The course can be accessed at home, schools, or workplaces, or even companies
- Platforms: Available on multiple devices, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops
- Interactive Elements: Features interactive quizzes and simulations that engage users and test their understanding of the material
Team Members Email the Team
Privacy & Security has 4 members.
Will Webster
Will is a Sophomore at Indiana University studying informatics at the Luddy School. Will is interested in working for a big tech company like apple after graduation, and he is excited to further his education in information technology.
Jake Eisenman
Student at Indiana University Bloomington | Informatics at Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering | Cognate in Human Computer Interaction.
Zoheb Alvi
Current Dual Major Student at Indiana University Bloomington studying Informatics with Business Cog. and Finance| Class of 2026|
Andrew Carlin
Sophomore at IU Bloomington, Informatics BS with a Minor in Security in the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, Class of 2026
Instructors & Associate Instructors
