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E-Book: Data Protection in E-Learning
Implement E-Learning Legally Compliant – What You Need to Know Before You Start.
Companies implementing e-learning process employee data. This e-book provides the answers to the legal pitfalls that may arise, what the works council has a say in, and how to ensure compliance from the outset. Includes a checklist.
- What legal pitfalls to consider when implementing e-learning – and who is allowed to see which data
- What's truly relevant, from the works council's right of co-determination to the data protection impact assessment
- A checklist with everything that needs to be clarified before implementing an e-learning system
description
Data protection in e-learning sounds simple – until it comes to responsibility and liability.
When you look closely, questions quickly arise that no one can answer:
When you look closely, questions quickly arise that no one can answer:
Learning data is collected without a clear legal basis
The works council is involved too late – even though a right of co-determination exists
Data processing agreements with the LMS provider are missing or incomplete
Employees are not transparently informed about which data is processed
Die Folge:
Data protection violations occur unintentionally – with potentially serious consequences
Subsequent corrections to the system cost time and slow down ongoing operations
Employee trust in the learning platform suffers before it is properly utilized
Start E-Learning Legally Compliant
This e-book guides you through the legal pitfalls of data protection in e-learning: It clarifies who is allowed to see which data, when the works council has a say, and when a data protection impact assessment is necessary. The included checklist shows you, point by point, what needs to be clarified before implementing an e-learning system – so you can start legally compliant, transparently, and without delays from the outset. With expert insights from Matthias Rosa, specialist lawyer for IT law and data protection officer.
This e-book guides you through the legal pitfalls of data protection in e-learning: It clarifies who is allowed to see which data, when the works council has a say, and when a data protection impact assessment is necessary. The included checklist shows you, point by point, what needs to be clarified before implementing an e-learning system – so you can start legally compliant, transparently, and without delays from the outset. With expert insights from Matthias Rosa, specialist lawyer for IT law and data protection officer.
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