Privacy by Design in Research

Goals and Objectives

This is privacy by design in research! The aim of this training material is to show researchers how to perform a data protection impact assessment for an innovative research scenario to enable responsible re-use of archived speech corpora.

The project website provides help to develop learning goals.

Author(s)

Esther Hoorn

Role: COMENIUS senior fellow and member of CLIC

Legal Affairs

University of Groningen

Groningen, The Netherlands

Henk van den Heuvel

Role: representing the CLARIN K-Centre ACE and DELAD

CLST, Radboud University, the Netherlands

Description of the Training Materials

(Sub)discipline, topic, language(s)	Research skills, legal and ethical issues Data handling speech recognition
Keywords	GDPR, legacy data, re-use, Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
Project URL	https://delad.ruhosting.nl/wordpress/dpia-role-play-with-video/
CLARIN resources	DELAD Workshop 2021 \| CLARIN ERIC
Structure and duration	See the roadmap for staff.
Target audience	Researchers and students
Facilities required	No special requirements
Format	The DELAD team made a recording of role play of a Data Protection Impact Assessment, as a follow-up of the CLARIN DELAD workshop DELAD Workshop 2021 \| CLARIN ERIC with a scenario of innovative re-use of legacy audio data, based on the attached scenario. The scenario is made based on the e-learning material and instructors' guidance provided by the COMENIUS project Privacy in Research. This is developed by a member of CLIC and is available online.
Course(s) in which the training material was used	Master programme on Voice Technology, University of Groningen
Licence and (re)use	No special requirements
Creation date	28 June 2021
Last modification date	15 September 2021

Experience with Using CLARIN Resources in Teaching

During Corona, I got more and more involved with the DELAD team. It helps me to assess the needs of researchers for embedding legal advice in their communication in CLARIN. The suggestion to make a recording and elaborate a scenario was an initiative of the team. In the European General Data Protection Regulation working together in a multi-stakeholder assessment is the way to go for innovation. The DELAD team made that possible. I am sure that students all over Europe will be happy with the possibility to see how a team of real experts handles such a data protection impact assessment. This will help to harmonise the re-use of research data in Europe.