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Duration: 60 min.
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Language: English and Danish
GDPR
In collaboration with Plesner, Grape has developed a GDPR awareness online course consisting of a total of seven modules. Each module has a targeted academic focus and a specific learning objective.
GDPR ONLINE AWARENESS COURSE DEVELOPED BY EXPERTS
For your GDPR awareness e-learning, we offer the best of 3 worlds:
- Professional content by PLESNER, one of Denmark’s leading specialists in personal data law
- Designed and produced by Grape, specialists in e-learning
- Customized to your organization, audience and brand
This way you get a correct, motivating and relevant online course on GDPR. You avoid your employees perceiving the content as hollow and you avoid having to develop and maintain the e-learning yourself.
We have put together a library of 7 modules that can be delivered as 1 complete program or in smaller portions on an ongoing basis. The e-learning gives your employees the right skills to handle personal data in practice.
Employees will be able to identify personal data and potential issues and have a basic understanding of the underlying principles.
The online course is structured as microlearning that continuously activates your employees by uses different tools.
We customise the program, adjust the branding and change the examples to fix your organisation perfectly. We can deliver the online course to your LMS or in a bundled solution including LMS and reporting.
CONTENT
MODULE 1 - WHAT IS PERSONAL DATA?
Learn to explain what personal data is and distinguish between the different types of personal data.
MODULE 2 - PURPOSE OF LEGISLATION
Learn to describe the purpose of the legislation.
MODULE 3 - THE SIX BASIC PRINCIPLES
Learn to apply the six basic principles.
MODULE 4 - PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA
Learn to explain what “processing” personal data means. Learn who to contact if there are doubts in a specific situation regarding personal data.
MODULE 5 - DISCLOSURE AND PRIVACY POLICY
Learn to explain what disclosure is in regards to personal data and get acquainted with the relevant privacy policies.
MODULE 6 - INDIVUDAL RIGHTS
Learn to recognise situations where the individual has right in regards to their personal data.
MODULE 7 - PERSONAL DATA SECURITY
Learn to identify a data breach.
Teacher
The GDPR awareness program is developed in collaboration with the law firm, Plesner, one of Denmark’s leading specialists in personal data law.
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Do you have any questions?
Who is the course targeted at?
The course ensures proper GDPR training for your employees. The course is aimed at anyone who works with personal data. The course requires no special prerequisites.
After completing the GDPR awareness course, employees know the most important GDPR rules and when to pay extra attention in their daily work.
What is GDPR?
GDPR is a contraction of “General Data Protection Regulation” and is typically referred to as the General Data Protection Regulation. It is an EU law and therefore applies to all countries in the EU.
The purpose of the legislation is to ensure everyone’s privacy. The legislation describes what information is considered personal data that requires consent before processing.
When does GDPR apply?
We all have a right to privacy and protection of our personal data – and the GDPR rules will help us ensure that.
The rules are necessary because we live in a digitalized world where we are constantly:
- Passing on information about ourselves to others – for them to look after
- Receiving information about others – who we need to look out for
Personal data is increasingly being used in various socially beneficial contexts.
For example, when doctors write in and read our medical records, when the government collects taxes, when companies invoice customers, or when a workplace receives job applications.
Who does GDPR apply to?
In short, GDPR legislation applies to everyone; companies, associations, individuals. In addition, the legislation also applies outside the EU if it concerns an EU citizen. So even if a US company has your data, your personal data is still protected under GDPR.