Day 2: Friday 10 July

Marlborough 2

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Privacy and business online

10:45am – 11:45am

Facilitators: Marissa Flowerday, Simon Young.
Tags: economy and business, safety and security

What will you give me for my email address? The intersection of privacy and online business.
Collaborative notes for the Privacy and business online session

Clicks, taps and swipes generate vast swathes of data, actively and passively collected as we go about business online.

• What responsibilities do online businesses have to safeguard our digital wake?
• What practices should we adopt as custodians of private data?
• When does “personalisation” become “creepy” and who should care?
• What should society demand of consumers and businesses in this increasingly privacy-conscious era?

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Data control in cloud environments

11:50am – 12:50pm

Facilitators: Ryan Ko, Boom Chaisiri
Tags: safety and security, emerging issues

Data control, privacy and security in clouds – who owns and controls your data? Fair game? Is it realistic to expect privacy?
Collaborative notes for the Data control in cloud environments session

Dependency of both public (e.g. Gmail, DropBox, etc.) and private cloud environments (e.g. company servers) is increasing.

• But does it come at a cost?
• Are we losing control of data in the cloud?
• When something wrong happens in the cloud (e.g. malicious insiders), are we able to help ourselves?
• Is this even a big deal given the relative growth in information shared on social media platforms?

This session aims to take a vendor-neutral, open-minded discussion about the key issues around users using the cloud. The inputs of this session will be used as user-centric, grassroots feedback and validation for the research aims of the MBIE-funded STRATUS research project – a project which aims to return data control to cloud users via NZ products/ services addressing technical, legal and management perspectives.

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International Internet governance

1:50pm – 2:50pm

Facilitators: Georgina Sargison, Ellen Strickland.
Tags: governance

International Internet governance: an update and review of what’s happening in the overseas landscape
Collaborative notes for the International Internet governance session

This session will include updates and discussion on the international Internet governance landscape, including ICANN, UN processes and international debates and hot topics.

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Maker education

2:55pm – 3:55pm

Facilitators: Stephen Lethbridge, Karen Melhuish Spencer.
Tags: community, education

STEAM and maker culture in education
Collaborative notes for the Maker education session

The future of maker education and Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM): how might we use the internet to create better pathways and access to STEAM subjects through maker culture?

This session will look at what schools and industry are currently doing around maker culture and STEAM and how we can use online tools to create opportunities to ensure there is a shared vision and widespread access for all New Zealanders. We will also explore issues of inclusivity, diversity and approaches to learning in these areas.

Featuring Kimberley Baars.

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