I made a presentation to teach privacy to children in 40 minutes

If you're an educator/teacher and looking to make children more aware about online privacy (but you haven't found the time to do so, don't know how etc.), I would love to share my presentation with you.

Here's what it covers:

• Importance of owning your data
• Corporate (Google & Facebook) and state (NSA) influences on our privacy
• Societal aspects (filter bubbles, importance of keeping the web free, fair & open)
• Alternatives (DuckDuckGo, Firefox, Signal & Lockdown, a tracker-blocker for iOS and MacOS)

The presentation is targeted at students in Grades 7-10 and features a total of three video clips and some MCQ questions to engage students. There is a full script available as well. If you'd like, I can also make the accompanying booklet available to you (can be handed out to students), which summarizes the importance of using alternatives (acts as a sort of quick guide) and includes a dedicated section for parents. I also have lots of other material, too (a PDF that can be sent out parents after the presentations and flyers).

PM me if you're interested! ​ Some additional info:

• Yes, I'm giving this away for free! You're free to use it for educational purposes. All rights reserved (to the extent possible, regarding some content which I don't have the rights to).

Here's why I’m not posting it publicly:

• Copyright (I don't have the rights to the video clips, for example)
• I put in a decent amount of effort into this and I don't want to just dump this on the web; it feels a little impersonal.

Submitted May 23, 2021 at 01:05PM by TechD123 https://ift.tt/3oJ7t7z