education technology conference
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
With increased focus on schools’ duty of care to students and parents, now is the time for schools to demonstrate
that good information governance is an ongoing priority. Students and their parents must know precisely how their
personal information is collected, how it is used, for what purpose and by whom.
Featuring industry, education and policy makers, delegates for the ProtectED 2016 will explore:
• From classroom to cloud. The benefits and risks to collecting students’ personal data.
• The role of schools and technology providers in safeguarding the information they collect.
• The differing legalities from state to state and school to school (private v public obligations).
• How to create appropriate data security, retention and destruction policies.
• The regulation of the industry and the changing concept of “educational data”.
• Growing up in the online and social media era.
• The future of school privacy and security and influencing factors.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
ProtectED is aimed at school administrators both primary and secondary, school boards, parent groups, front line
educators, school service providers all IT professionals and development office staff.
PROGRAM
0745 – 0845
SPONSOR BREAKFAST
All delegates are invited to join us for a special breakfast presentation by
Macushla Montell hosted by AAIC. Macushla is a Psychotherapist, Executive
Macushla Montell
Strategist and Coach to Fortune 500 companies, celebrities and athletes,
has had her own weekly therapy show on a number of commercial radio
stations and also has Irlen Syndrome. It’ll be a fast talking type of discussion
on theme of “Protection”. We look forward to seeing the early risers join us
for coffee, croissants and all things delicious!
0830 – 0900
REGISTRATION OPEN
0900 – 0905
CONFERENCE OPEN
0905 – 1030
PRIVACY LAW IN SCHOOLS
1030 – 1050
MORNING TEA
1050 – 1150
SEX, LOVE AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE SOCIAL MEDIA AGE
Patrick Avenell
News Editor
APN Educational Media
Anna Johnston
This session will provide an introduction to your legal responsibilities to Director
protect the privacy of both your students and staff. Whether your school Salinger Privacy
is public or private, leading privacy consultant and trainer Anna Johnston
of Salinger Privacy will guide you through the privacy principles that
apply to you, and offer examples of how they apply in practice, within the
school setting.
What do young people have to say about why they share explicit images
with each other, what they think the risks are and what they want to know
more about when it comes to intimate relationships? In this talk, Professor
Lumby will report back on extensive research she did in Australian high
schools with 13-17 year olds and discuss what they told her about growing
up in the online and social media era. She will also draw on her expertise in
sex and ethics education to outline a best practice education approach to
keeping young people safe and well-informed.
EDUCATIONREVIEW.COM.AU/PROTECT-ED
Catharine Lumby
Professor of Media
Macquarie University
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