Deep Conference vs Brief the Chief

DEEP conference is dedicated to information security, and it gathers experts from all major sectors related to information security once a year in Croatia, to get to know each other, share experiences and learn something new. The conference is primarily intended for those who manage corporate and information security, IT and IT security people, penetration testers and SOC members from all levels. This application is developed for participants of the DEEP conference, and in it you can see the agenda of the current conference with details about each lecture and workshop, as well as make your own schedule of lectures and workshops that you plan to attend. You can also modify that schedule, and with the help of the application, you can easily share contact information with other DEEP participants, as well as download theirs. DEEP conf. application is a tool that facilitates and improves the user experience of DEEP conference participants.

Should LBJ run for a second term? How might President Lincoln respond to the situation at Ft. Sumter? What can President Jefferson do about the Port of New Orleans? Take on the job of advising the president through historical challenges by talking to people in and around the White House. Consult with confidants within the White House and use evidence-based reasoning to provide the president with counsel. Game Features: -Select from three presidencies: Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Lyndon B. Johnson -Choose from 6 historical challenges -Interview stakeholders and collect notes -Make an informed position and present it for consideration -Discover the historical outcomes of each challenge For English Language Learners: This game offers a support tool, Spanish translation, voiceover, and glossary. Teachers: Visit the iCivics "teach" page to check out classroom resources for Brief the Chief! Learning Objectives: -Explain the structure, functions, and processes of the executive branch of government. -Compare and contrast historical, cultural, economic, and political perspectives -Question and use inquiry to construct arguments using evidence from multiple sources Made in partnership with The White House Historical Association