In today’s connected world, children and youth are growing up online, spending more time in front of screens than any generation before them. This episode explores how young people are using digital technologies, what they think about privacy, and how parents, teachers, and regulators can help them develop the skills they need to be informed digital citizens. Commissioner Kosseim speaks with Keith Baybayon, the former president of the Ontario Student Trustees Association, the largest student stakeholder group in Ontario representing over two million students.

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Transcription en Français: https://www.cipvp.ca/podcast/s2-episo...

Timestamps:

Becoming a student leader and advocate [3:53]
A day in the life of a connected high school student [5:55]
Using technology in elementary school [7:17]
Privacy and the use of cameras in online learning environments [8:12]
The need for greater awareness by students of where to turn for help with privacy issues [9:12]
Personal data collection behind the scenes [9:56]
Do young people care about privacy anymore? [11:23]
Lengthy and hard to understand terms of service documents [12:31]
Getting involved in student advocacy on digital literacy and privacy issues [13:35]
The challenge of teaching young people about privacy from an early age [15:11]

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