Description

This book, being my second research work on Cyber Security in the time of Covid-19 pandemic, which was also submitted to the 20th European Conference on Cyber warfare and Security (ECCWS 2021), was peer reviewed and accepted for publication in the conference proceedings. This was followed by oral presentation on the 25th of June 2021 at the University of Chester, UK. This Book comprehensively covers Education Automation, amid this pandemic, and what Education stakeholders across the world should know. Education Automation may NOT only be focused on the pandemics and how well Technology can be used as “New Normal” to handle the disrupted face-to-face teaching and learning, but also on how bad things can get in the event of technology failures and potential online criminal conducts. Technology alone has never been a good solution. Better approaches MUST include People, Process, then Technology (PPT), so that a formal way for aligning Technology with Education core functions and strategies can be achieved to nature best practices, and control for successful Education Automation implementation.   

About Author

Dr. Fredrick Ochieng’ Omogah’s knowledge, expertise and work with computer and I.T spans more than a decade now, with experience in computer Network design, computer assembly, repair and programming. Currently medical informatics and cyber security. He first worked for NoswayComPrint Ltd, Nairobi as an instructor and program co-coordinator (1997-1998). He was head of the department and taught computer studies at Precious Blood-Riruta, and ICT consultant for the Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood (cps) in their East Africa and South Africa provinces (1999-2010). He was ICT Program manager/Consultant for Server side Institute of technology and Catholic Radio Waumini, Nairobi (2010 and 2011). From 2012 to date he has been appointed h.o.d /manager- Information Systems/ICT and lecturer in medical informatics, computer science at the school of Medicine & Surgery, Uzima University Kisumu, Kenya. During Covid-19 pandemic to date, he has been a support consultant to Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK), during Online On-Campus Licensure Examinations.  Between 2016 and 2019, he was a pointed university Chief Examination Officer. He is a member of the Uzima university senate, a member of Research committee and Curriculum development committee.