Student Surveillance - How Hackers Can Help Protect Student Privacy

Overview

Dive into the dynamic intersection of education and technology, where student privacy takes center stage. This event sheds light on the complexities of data-intensive tools used in classrooms and the potential threats they pose to the personal information of students.

Learn how hackers can become allies in safeguarding this sensitive data, exploring innovative solutions to maintain privacy while embracing modern educational technologies. Join the conversation and uncover strategies to ensure the safe and effective integration of technology in educational settings.

Syllabus

• Introduction to Educational Technologies
Overview of current technologies used in classrooms
Benefits and challenges of integrating tech in education
• Understanding Student Privacy
Definition and importance of student privacy
Key laws and regulations (e.g., FERPA, GDPR)
• Risks of Data-Intensive Tools
Types of data collected by educational technologies
Potential vulnerabilities and threats
Case studies of privacy breaches in educational settings
• Role of Hackers in Privacy Protection
Ethical hacking and its importance
How hackers identify and mitigate vulnerabilities
• Techniques for Enhancing Student Privacy
Encryption and secure communication methods
Anonymization and data minimization techniques
Secure login and authentication practices
• Collaborating with Ethical Hackers
Building partnerships with the ethical hacking community
Successful examples of educational institutions working with hackers
• Designing Privacy-Conscious Educational Tools
Principles of privacy by design
Best practices for developers and educators
• Response and Mitigation Strategies
Developing incident response plans
Recovery and communication strategies post-breach
• Future Trends and Innovations in Educational Privacy
Emerging technologies and their implications
Predictions for the future of student privacy protection
• Course Conclusion
Summary of key points
Discussion on the evolving landscape of education and technology ethics

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