Toolset · Digital and economic citizenship · Field

ICT conversation

The C2 definition covers cybersecurity and ICT crime. Where possible, a short, prepared conversation is held with someone who works in ICT or software. The aim is to hear, in everyday language, where data sits, which traces remain and which rights a young person has.

45 minutes · Field / institutional visit

Materials

  • A four-question sheet (data, traces, harm, youth rights)

Steps

  1. 1

    The group prepares four questions: where our data sits; which traces remain; what harm looks like; what right a young person has.

  2. 2

    The group listens for about twenty minutes. Notes are taken; the speaker is not interrupted.

  3. 3

    The class writes one short, doable safety pledge and places it in the monitoring file.

Inclusion

Everyday language is used instead of professional jargon. Any word that is not understood is stopped; a peer may translate aloud.

At the end of the session

The pledge is signed as a symbol; a copy goes into the monitoring file.

Home task

A one-sentence device rule goes home: whose device is used, which rule applies, and whom to speak to if there is a problem.

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