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In this episode of EdTech Privacy Parents, Angeline discusses Tom from Belgium's experiences with digital privacy issues in his children’s schools. Tom shares his journey of becoming a privacy champion for his kids, detailing instances of lax security on Chromebooks, basic password issues, and the school's reluctance to take robust privacy actions. He emphasizes the importance of teaching digital literacy from a young age and the potential long-term consequences of neglecting digital privacy. The discussion also highlights parents' challenges in advocating for better privacy practices in an educational setting. Tom's efforts led him to engage with the Belgian data protection authority and push back against poor privacy policies, demonstrating the crucial role of parental involvement in shaping privacy-conscious future generations.
00:00 Introduction to EdTech Privacy Parents
00:37 Tom's Experience with School Tech
01:50 Privacy Concerns with Chromebooks
04:16 Password Issues and Solutions
05:20 Multi-Factor Authentication in Schools
11:34 Monitoring Software Controversy
14:27 The Importance of Digital Literacy
15:42 Real-Life Examples of Privacy Risks
18:41 The Slippery Slope of Surveillance
23:08 Conclusion and Call to Action
Angeline mentions this document about Chromebooks in schools in the episode:
We can also recommend these articles that explain the issue of content and data sharing.
Info on how to request information from schools
In addition, we also recommend these resources:
In this episode of EdTech Privacy Parents, Angeline discusses Tom from Belgium's experiences with digital privacy issues in his children’s schools. Tom shares his journey of becoming a privacy champion for his kids, detailing instances of lax security on Chromebooks, basic password issues, and the school's reluctance to take robust privacy actions. He emphasizes the importance of teaching digital literacy from a young age and the potential long-term consequences of neglecting digital privacy. The discussion also highlights parents' challenges in advocating for better privacy practices in an educational setting. Tom's efforts led him to engage with the Belgian data protection authority and push back against poor privacy policies, demonstrating the crucial role of parental involvement in shaping privacy-conscious future generations.
00:00 Introduction to EdTech Privacy Parents
00:37 Tom's Experience with School Tech
01:50 Privacy Concerns with Chromebooks
04:16 Password Issues and Solutions
05:20 Multi-Factor Authentication in Schools
11:34 Monitoring Software Controversy
14:27 The Importance of Digital Literacy
15:42 Real-Life Examples of Privacy Risks
18:41 The Slippery Slope of Surveillance
23:08 Conclusion and Call to Action
Angeline mentions this document about Chromebooks in schools in the episode:
We can also recommend these articles that explain the issue of content and data sharing.
Info on how to request information from schools
In addition, we also recommend these resources: