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LIVE ONLINE COURSE
Decoding Digital Privacy
Training in Security and Technological Well-Being for Educators
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Get ready to teach students to have a healthy relationship with technology in the digital-information age
The smart, safe use of technology helps educators and students in the teaching and learning process, and helps the school run more harmoniously.
Above all because of the pandemic — a situation that will likely take a long time to return to “normal” — children and teenagers are spending far more time on internet-connected devices, whether for fun or for study, and this greater exposure to the online environment carries a range of risks, including bullying, sexual harassment, grooming and many other threats.
Unfortunately, “safe and conscious use” is still missing from the pedagogical planning of most schools in the country.
This course prepares primary- and secondary-school teachers to equip students with the skills they need to stay safe online and keep a healthy relationship with digital life.
The course is free, online and interactive.
The thematic tracks
The course covers the main topics of privacy, security and digital well-being applied to everyday life and to the challenges educators face when guiding students in their relationship with digital technologies.
1. Legislation
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Digital natives or digital actives? What do our students do on the internet?
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Educators connected to the digital world
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The internet as a public space
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If the internet is not a lawless land, which laws apply online?
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Safe and conscious internet use as a cross-cutting theme in education
2. Digital security
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Protecting devices and accounts
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Digital reputation
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Safe searching and news checking
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Scams and fraud
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Teaching good choices online
3. Cyberbullying
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What is cyberbullying? Actors and warning signs
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Data on cyberbullying in Brazil
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Legal aspects and consequences of cyberbullying
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What is the school’s role?
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Actions with students and families
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How to report concrete cases?
4. Sexualities online
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Definitions: sexting, nudes and revenge porn
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Expressions of sexuality on the internet, indicators and manifestations
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Legal aspects and consequences
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Prevention strategies: the role of school and family
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What to do when intimate content is leaked without consent?
Resources
Throughout the course you can count on exclusive support and resources such as:
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A digital book with the references and key points of each class, to consult whenever needed and keep at hand during your classes and planning meetings
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A technical letter to take to your school’s management, to mobilise and engage administrators and other teachers in teaching privacy, security and digital well-being
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100% digital training, with live classes recorded and available to rewatch
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Live and e-mail Q&A sessions for storytelling, questions and special cases.
Be ready to teach Privacy, Security and Digital Well-Being
Booklet
Open letter
Slide deck
Who
This training is made for primary- and secondary-school teachers, and also suits educators and facilitators running socio-educational work with children, young people and teenagers:
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Counsellors, social educators and workshop leaders at civil society organisations and social organisations for informal education, socio-educational work or social assistance;
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Educators and learning facilitators in collectives and informal, popular-education projects;
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Pedagogical managers and coordinators at schools, civil society organisations and social organisations;
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Education students and researchers.
The course is free, open and accessible to everyone — including if you are not an educator or teacher.
Format
A live online class on YouTube, with theory, case studies and debate. A second session for questions and answers.
(+) References, videos, tools, readings and links are sent alongside the online classes to support your learning.
You need the following to take part:
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A computer (smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop);
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Headphones (optional, recommended);
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Internet;
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A working browser;
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Access to e-mail to receive the links and extra resources for the classes.
Code of Conduct
People are the essence of Casa Hacker. We put people first and do our best to recognise, value and respect diversity, so we adopt this code of conduct and require everyone taking part to agree to and follow these rules and styles of participation, helping us create a safe, positive experience for everyone in the community.
Free
The course is free, but consider supporting the development of our courses and activities with a donation of any amount.
In company
This course can be offered to your institution. To ask about the in company options and their benefits, fill in the form and we will get in touch.
Partners
