ACARA 9-10 Digital Technologies: The Privacy Act and the Australian Privacy Principles
Students learn who the Privacy Act applies to, what each of the Australian Privacy Principles requires, and what they mean for organisations and individuals.
One content description (AC9TDI10P14) from the full ACARA Digital Technologies Years 9–10 — Privacy Principles and Digital Footprints journey. All 20 modules below are in that journey too, with the same content — add just these to a class, or the whole strand.
Modules (20)
1
Privacy Act 1988 (Cwlth)
2
Who must follow the Privacy Act: APP entities
3
What the Australian Privacy Principles are
4
The 13 APPs grouped by stage of the data lifecycle
5
Consent when collecting personal data
6
Australian Privacy Principle 1
7
APP 2: anonymity and pseudonymity
8
APP 3: collecting only what is reasonably necessary
9
APP 4: dealing with unsolicited personal information
10
APP 5: notifying people when collecting data
11
Australian Privacy Principle 6
12
Holding information only for its primary purpose
13
APP 7: direct marketing
14
APP 8: sending personal data overseas
15
APP 9: adoption, use or disclosure of government related identifiers
16
APP 10: quality of personal information
17
Australian Privacy Principle 11
18
APP 12 and 13: access to and correction of personal information
19
The OAIC and making a privacy complaint
20
Implications of the APPs for organisations and individuals
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