1. eSafetyLabel+ Ambassadors Team
Personal Data Protection according to the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
eSafetyLabel+ Ambassadors Team

2. Overview
Introduction: Educational resource that consists of 3 educational activities about data privacy and the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Research question: How and in which level can the 3 proposed educational activities help students raise awareness about data privacy and the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Important note: Before starting the implementation of the 3 proposed activities, students have to fill in a questionnaire, in order to evaluate any previous knowledge. After the completion of the 3 educational activities, the students fill in, again, the questionnaire, in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the whole procedure.
The educational resource consists of
Introduction to personal data issues and to Privacy Policy through presentation/discussion, 45 mins
The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Right to be Forgotten, 45 mins
Designing of an interactive knowledge quiz about GDPR in Scratch Programming environment, 180 mins

3. Introduction to personal data issues and to Privacy Policy
Sensitive personal data
Data privacy
Hellenic Data Protection Authority
Privacy Policy

4. The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Right to be Forgotten
GDPR Introduction
Digital rights
Cookies
Right to be forgotten
Personal data checking
Collaborative learning

5. Creating interactive quiz about GDPR with Scratch
Critical thinking
Collaborative learning
GDPR penetration by question generation
Right to be forgotten
Familiarization with Coding and variables

6. Creating interactive quiz about GDPR with Scratch

7. Questionnaire about Data Privacy and GDPR
1. What is your gender Α. Female Β. Male 2. According to GDPR, personal are the data that characterize directly or indirectly a person's identity. Α. False Β. Correct 3. According to GDPR, the organizations that store and use personal data don't have to account for. 4. According to GDPR, citizens have the right to be forgotten. 5. According to GDPR, philosophical beliefs are not sensitive personal data. 6. GDPR will be valid from 25 June According to GDPR, Internet Protocol address (IP) is not personal data. 8. According to GDPR, citizens don't have the right to correct their personal data. 9. According to GDPR, the fines for personal data violation are augmented. 10. The school, that you study in, is a personal data.

8. Questions