I've been a professor at three universities, and most recently taught a course in cryptology . I'm also the current president of the International Association for Cryptologic Research . I changed jobs in 1997 in order to become more active in the definition of the information age and find effective applications for cryptography. Instead, you might find it entertaining to look at a cryptographic mystery from China . Education is something that I seem to still spend time on, through various discussions and lectures.
People sometimes remember a joke better than a technical explanation.
At any rate, it stimulates their thinking. In the future I expect that all such academic technical information will be available on the web, although the economic mechanism for supporting an industry to edit, distribute, and archive such information is unclear at this time. Most of my technical information is published papers, but I also maintain a list of cryptography-related web sites . It's mostly famous quotes. Sorry, no bomb making instructions here.