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== Session subject == | |||
*positive aspects of the current situation | *positive aspects of the current situation | ||
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*innovation and progress | *innovation and progress | ||
== Session description == | |||
In respect of the legal framework of children's rights (freedom of speech and information, privacy and the right to grow up in a safe and secure environment) and parents and other adults' duties to care and educate intelligent risk management for children and youths in the digital world must build on different pillars, i. e. positive content, parental control by technical means, safety by design, empowerment of children and youths.Overall, measures aimed at protection of minors need to be applied in a broad social and ethical contexts, combining application of new technologies, parental oversight, education, social services, law enforcement, and self-regulatory policies by social networks and ISPs. | |||
The workshop will invite 4 speakers to give a short statement of the status quo each speaker towards one of the 4 pillars (5 min each). By means of an appreciative approach the workshop participants will then discuss: positive aspects of the current situation, future developments and resulting challenges, options to react and to cope with the challenges, innovation and progress. The debate shall cover technical aspects as well as societal developments and the legal and political framework. | The workshop will invite 4 speakers to give a short statement of the status quo each speaker towards one of the 4 pillars (5 min each). By means of an appreciative approach the workshop participants will then discuss: positive aspects of the current situation, future developments and resulting challenges, options to react and to cope with the challenges, innovation and progress. The debate shall cover technical aspects as well as societal developments and the legal and political framework. | ||
[http://www.eurodig.org/wiki/Talk:Intelligent_Risk_management_for_children_and_youths_in_the_digital_age See discussion] | [http://www.eurodig.org/wiki/Talk:Intelligent_Risk_management_for_children_and_youths_in_the_digital_age See discussion] | ||
== People == | |||
* '''Focal point''': Jutta Croll, Zentrum für Kinderschutz im Internet - I-KiZ | |||
* '''Live moderator''': Jutta Croll | |||
* '''Rapporteur''': Regina Henke | |||
* '''Remote participation moderator''': Katharina Kahmann | |||
* '''Digital facilitator''': [[User:Lorena|Lorena]] | |||
* '''Panelists/speakers''': | |||
•John Carr/Lidia de Reese | |||
•Elizabeth Milovidov/ Narine Khachatryan | |||
•Sabine Frank / Tilman Gräter | |||
•Lennart Nickel / Luca Troncone | |||
== Format of this working group at EuroDIG == | |||
Workshop. World cafe | |||
== Protocol. Discussions == | |||
[http://www.eurodig.org/wiki/Talk:Intelligent_Risk_management_for_children_and_youths_in_the_digital_age See discussion] | |||
== Further reading == | |||
== Live stream / remote participation == | |||
[https://intgovforum.webex.com/intgovforum/j.php?MTID=mc353d738cf7d184ea4a451609fa8cca2 Link] | |||
== Live Transcript == | |||
[http://www.streamtext.net/player?event=CFI-RPC1 Link] | |||
== Final report from working group == | |||
PDF (approx. 2 weeks after event) | |||
== Mailing List == | |||
risk-management@collaboratory.de | |||
== Pictures from working group == | |||
'''Session twitter hashtag:''' #eurodig_ws5 | '''Session twitter hashtag:''' #eurodig_ws5 | ||
Revision as of 02:07, 9 June 2014
Session subject
- positive aspects of the current situation
- future developments and resulting challenges
- options to react and to cope with the challenges
- innovation and progress
Session description
In respect of the legal framework of children's rights (freedom of speech and information, privacy and the right to grow up in a safe and secure environment) and parents and other adults' duties to care and educate intelligent risk management for children and youths in the digital world must build on different pillars, i. e. positive content, parental control by technical means, safety by design, empowerment of children and youths.Overall, measures aimed at protection of minors need to be applied in a broad social and ethical contexts, combining application of new technologies, parental oversight, education, social services, law enforcement, and self-regulatory policies by social networks and ISPs. The workshop will invite 4 speakers to give a short statement of the status quo each speaker towards one of the 4 pillars (5 min each). By means of an appreciative approach the workshop participants will then discuss: positive aspects of the current situation, future developments and resulting challenges, options to react and to cope with the challenges, innovation and progress. The debate shall cover technical aspects as well as societal developments and the legal and political framework. See discussion
People
- Focal point: Jutta Croll, Zentrum für Kinderschutz im Internet - I-KiZ
- Live moderator: Jutta Croll
- Rapporteur: Regina Henke
- Remote participation moderator: Katharina Kahmann
- Digital facilitator: Lorena
- Panelists/speakers:
•John Carr/Lidia de Reese •Elizabeth Milovidov/ Narine Khachatryan •Sabine Frank / Tilman Gräter •Lennart Nickel / Luca Troncone
Format of this working group at EuroDIG
Workshop. World cafe
Protocol. Discussions
Further reading
Live stream / remote participation
Live Transcript
Final report from working group
PDF (approx. 2 weeks after event)
Mailing List
risk-management@collaboratory.de
Pictures from working group
Session twitter hashtag: #eurodig_ws5