Privacy Matters: Building a Culture of Data Privacy in Education
Part of FETCPresented by Victoria Thompson
Sunday 11 January 2026·10:30 am
Communicating the importance of data privacy doesn't have to be daunting. This session equips curriculum and instructional staff with practical tools to champion data privacy and compliance among educators. Attendees will learn how to effectively convey the significance of safeguarding student information, explore key privacy principles, and understand critical regulations like FERPA and COPPA. Through interactive discussions, participants will develop strategies for supporting teachers in implementing privacy-compliant practices, ensuring that data protection becomes a shared value within the school community.
Get notified about Curriculum events
Free weekly digest of new PD opportunities. Unsubscribe any time.
Related Sessions at FETC
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP SUMMITTom Murray, Rachel Edoho-Eket, Patrick Gittisriboongul, Barbara Mullen, Nicki Slaugh, Joe Sanfelippo
District LeadersIf You Can Dream It, You Can Do ItCindy Gonzalez
Classroom LeadersLeading Schools in the Age of AIEric Santos
District LeadersTable 4: Reimagining Education with Snorkl: Personalization, Engagement, and EquityDawn Meitler
Coach LeadersTABLE12: Edtech Studio and ESTREAM: A Gen AI Curriculum AssistantAaminah Hussain, Rehana Mohamed, Terence Tan
District Leaders