GDPR in Human Language: Workshop for Researchers in TEL

GDPR in Human Language: Workshop for Researchers in TEL

Friday 17/05 14:00-15:30h

Plenary Hall

Needs Analysis

Maybe you tried to read GDPR regulation and stopped due to the complexity of the text and the unusual language often found in legal documents.

Perhaps reading the GDPR rules has been on your to-do list for quite some time, and the deadline for this task is constantly moved forward.

Do you know what your risks are, if you collect personal data for research purposes?

Do you know how violation of GDPR can affect/destroy your research?

Are you aware of the exemptions from GDPR rules for research?

If you’re unsure, you may want to consider refreshing your knowledge of GDPR as it applies to your research in the TEL field.

Learning Objectives

• • Understanding the risks for researchers and research results associated with GDPR violations.
  • Knowing where to find reliable sources for details about GDPR.
  • Understanding the importance of discussing your research with your GDPR officer before collecting or using personal data.
  • Understanding some key GDPR concepts through exploration of several real-life research scenarios in the TEL field.

Pre-activities

The prerequisite for this workshop is an understanding of the need to collect and/or use personal data in compliance with EU laws.

Session Description

In the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to explore several real-life scenarios involving the collection and processing of personal data for research purposes in the TEL field. This interactive session aims to provide a practical understanding of certain aspects of GDPR application.
The discussion will cover the risks associated with GDPR violations for researchers and their research outcomes.
Additionally, attendees will receive information about reliable resources offering detailed descriptions and explanations of GDPR rules.
The workshop will be led by a lawyer and researcher with extensive experience in practicing GDPR law and advising businesses, research institutions, and individual researchers on GDPR compliance since its inception. This facilitator specializes in drafting GDPR consent forms, GDPR-compliant privacy policy sections, and more, ensuring adaptation of GDPR regulations to various contexts.