Gongalong Posted May 1, 2018 Posted May 1, 2018 Hi folks, I was asked what the practical changes are for schools with GDPR, which I thought was a good question. Off the top of my head I could list the following: Consent = more care needs to be taken with data collected and ensuring that there is consent for it, which leads onto... Data Mapping = clear documentation on what data we have, where it is, consent to have it etc. Privacy Notice = a compliant privacy notice (which some schools at least would have a version of previous legislation) Policy = a compliant data protection policy (again, some schools may have had a version of this for the previous legislation) Data Protection Officer = required for public authorities What do others feel are practical changes? Thanks
TechMonkey Posted May 1, 2018 Posted May 1, 2018 Consent is the biggie as people have got used to asking a question and taking silence as consent. Schools will now need to have a process for collecting, recording and chasing up responses. Awareness and some kind of reporting will be the other. Staff do have a habit of striking out and signing up themselves and their pupils to a new service, but this will need to be more considered as otherwise the data mapping will get out of date and if a service they use is breached we may have to report on it. 1
Gongalong Posted May 1, 2018 Author Posted May 1, 2018 Ah yes, which leads onto Data Protection Impact Assessments.
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