Experience Cipher Space, an Exciting, New CLOVER AR Adventure!

In today's world, data security is incredibly important and plays a role in almost every aspect of our lives. It's how we keep our personal information safe and private. But it wasn't always this way. Long before computers were invented, people were sending private messages using their own secret systems of communication. In this activity, you'll explore how data is encoded and deciphered and learn about the importance of security in computer science. In collaboration with the United States Space Force, Cipher Space teaches kids about satellites and cyber security using a Cipher wheel to encode their message and decode it again!

This activity is available in three different formats and provides a high-tech AR Experience (mobile only) to help stop the hackers and save the day.

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