Strengthening Claims-based Interpretations and Uses of Science Assessments

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Enhanced Assessment Instruments Grant Program project aimed at creating quality science assessments connecting statewide and local assessments for a coherent system. Goals include establishing a shared knowledge base among stakeholders and applying principled-design approaches for meaningful scores.

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Data Privacy as part of the curricula? How is this being implemented at Tertiary Level - Part 2 GA L HENRIETTE-BOLLI OPEN UNIVERSITY OF MAURITIUS Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Introduction The Importance of data privacy in the digital age Preventing Discrimination and Abuse Supporting Innovation and Economic Growth Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Objectives Objectives To understand the current state of data privacy education at the tertiary level To explore methods and strategies for implementing data privacy curricula To discuss the benefits and challenges of integrating data privacy into higher education Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Curriculum Design Curriculum Design Core Components Fundamental principles of data privacy Legal frameworks and compliance Technical aspects of data protection Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Curriculum Design Curriculum Design Integration into Existing Courses Adapting modules for computer science, law, business, and other fields Standalone Courses Designing comprehensive data privacy courses Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Teaching Approaches Teaching Approaches Interactive and Practical Methods Workshops, simulations, and case studies Hands-on projects and labs Technology and Online Resources E-learning platforms and digital tools Access to real-world data and scenarios Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Teaching Approaches Teaching Approaches Industry Collaboration Guest lectures and workshops from industry experts Internship and project opportunities with companies Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Cross Cross- -Disciplinary Integration Disciplinary Integration Promoting Data Privacy Across Disciplines Encouraging collaboration between departments Interdisciplinary projects and research Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Challenges Challenges Limited resources and expertise in data privacy Resistance to curriculum changes Keeping up with rapidly evolving data privacy laws and technologies Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Remedies Remedies Building partnerships with industry and government bodies Investing in faculty development and training Creating adaptable and up-to-date course materials Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24

Conclusion The importance of integrating data privacy into tertiary curricula Collaboration and sharing of best practices among educators, industry, and policymakers Prioritise data privacy education Data Protection for the Youth Workshop- 18.07.24