Tag: data privacy day

Follow Friday – Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

Every Friday I share what I believe to be a notable person/organization/school on our social media pages to assist our staff in the development of their online Personal Learning Network. This week Iā€™d like to highlight the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security. Next week, January 28th, marks Data Privacy Day and, to prepare, I recommend following along with the CCCS on Twitter and via their website. In addition to general tips through their social media feed, their website includes: general info and bulletins notice of reported incidents to be aware of education and training resources and more Stay tuned for more information… Read More

Student Data – ICT Considerations

As we reach the conclusion of the school year I am fielding many requests related to student data and the use of online tools.   Understanding how data about our students’ is collected, stored, and shared is an ongoing priority but is especially relevant this year when the introduction of many online tools (including our online learning platforms) progressed rapidly and without the opportunity for detailed staff education. In an effort to provide clarification on the many levels of student data legislation and guidelines I have put together the following document that outlines the ICT Considerations of our governing student data… Read More

Social Media for Parents

“TikTok? Instagram? Twitter? Facebook? Just what is social media and what do I need to know as a parent? This session is designed to inform parents/caretakers about social media and empower you to facilitate open conversations on how to use these tools safely & positively. “ Social Media 4 Parents. (2020). Uploaded by Kirsten Thompson. Available online at: http://fishbowlteaching.blogspot.com/   This evening I had an opportunity to learn and share with MVSD parents and guardians regarding social media. This project came as a result of conversations between the ORS PAC, school principal, and myself. We found that many parents were interested in… Read More