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1409, 2018

Are you aware of your Digital Footprint?

September 14th, 2018|Categories: Article, Digital Literacy, EU Affairs, Europe, Information Literacy, Media Literacy, Privacy, Security, Skills, Tracking|Tags: , , , |

Recently, EAVI and the European Digital Learning Network (DLEARN), in collaboration with Prof. Przemek Sękalski of the Technical University of Lodz, worked together in developing an EU survey that analyses citizens awareness regarding their digital footprint. The survey aims to analyse how much control participants exercise over this digital footprint and how much control they wish they could have as well are looking at the safety aspects they would like to see in place in the future! The aim is to study the results to highlight potential areas in education and training that could be [...]

409, 2018

Online Shopping – A Cautionary Tale in Four Letters

September 4th, 2018|Categories: Article, Digital Literacy, Media Literacy, Skills|Tags: , , |

This week, our very own communications officer demonstrated the necessity of paying attention when ordering online. We give to you this rollercoaster of events in four emails. To: Customer Service 00.14AM 29 August 2018 Dear sir I recently ordered a package from [Retailer]. It was to be delivered by [Courier] this evening. The [Courier] parcel tracker service tells me that a delivery attempt was made this evening. However, I have been in all evening, working at my computer, at a window which faces out onto the road, in silence, and with my dog beside me. [...]

3107, 2018

The New Copyright Legislation Proposals – A Help or a Hindrance?

July 31st, 2018|Categories: Article, Copyright, Digital Literacy, Media Literacy, Skills|Tags: , , , , , , |

At the beginning of June 2018, European lawmakers rejected a proposal by the European Parliaments Committee on Legal Affairs (known as JURI) to begin negotiations to update copyright laws for the digital age. The Parliament will now review once again in September. While the debate surrounding copyright continues to unfold, let’s take a moment to look at the main arguments in this controversial debate. The right of communication to the public under Article 3(1) of the Information Society Directive has been subject to many reviews and over time it has become increasingly complex but hugely [...]

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