Towards privacy-aware elearning

Authors:
Katrin Borcea;Hilko Donker;Elke Franz;Andreas Pfitzmann;Hagen Wahrig
Affiliations:
Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany;Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany;Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany;Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany;Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany
Venue:
PET'05 Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Privacy Enhancing Technologies
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Acting in the digital world, such as browsing the Internet, always causes generation of data. However, the average user is not aware that his actions leave traces which might cause privacy risks. Within this paper, we discuss the need for privacy-enhancing application design considering eLearning as example. eLearning is an application area that comprises many use cases which are common in the digital world. Since an eLearning application aims at assisting users, they cannot act in full anonymity. We discuss a possible solution which uses privacy-enhancing identity management (PIM) in order to provide as much anonymity as possible while still enabling assistance.