The final objective of a video is to be watched, but its content and dissemination must be within the legal framework that regulates this type of productions. Moreover we must stick to the educational context ,as much as possible, to the guidelines stipulated in the regulations regarding Issues of image rights, authorship, minors, copyright, etc.
The ORDER of October 9, 2013, which develops Decree 81/2010, July 8, passing the Organic Regulation of public non-university teaching institutions of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands, regarding its organization and operation, devotes its article 56 to address the Protection of Personal Data in schools.
"Article 56.- Protection of personal data.
"Article 56.- Protection of personal data.
|
3. Particular attention should be paid to the publication by educational institutions of images of teachers, their pupils, and the entire educational community on the Internet. An assessment of the type of image, the relevance of its publication and the objective pursued must always be made. In any case, the publication of images in websites of the school will require the prior and unequivocal consent of the interested person. In the case of children under 14, the consent of families or legal guardians will be necessary. "
|
On the other hand, educational institutions must contemplate in their Rules of Organization and Operation several aspects related to the publication of digital contents of different nature.
Throughout the project meetings, the participating teachers from the three countries have had the opportunity to check existing legislation in each country and to verify the differences. As a common feature, a generally high level of protection of the image of minors is detected.
Throughout the project meetings, the participating teachers from the three countries have had the opportunity to check existing legislation in each country and to verify the differences. As a common feature, a generally high level of protection of the image of minors is detected.