You're probably regularly confronted with so-called cookie banners on websites, asking for your consent to cookies. It's very likely that you've already collected a few cookies while browsing. These cookies may not have the best reputation, but they're essential to making a whole host of useful things on the internet possible.
This e-learning course will help you better understand what cookies and tracking are all about. Cookies aren't inherently good or bad. It really depends on what they're used for. Whether it's enabling the functionality of an online store or collecting data to build advertising profiles, you'll be able to recognize the differences and consciously manage your digital footprint.
Learning objectives
- You know the different categories and functions of cookies.
- You know why some cookies are necessary for websites to function.
- You know what traces you leave online through your behavior.
- You know some of the uses of cookies for businesses.
- You can estimate the benefits and costs of the cookie categories.
- You can make an informed decision about which cookies you reject and which you allow.
Methods
- Each learning unit addresses a specific question on the topic. The modular structure of the learning units gives you the flexibility to choose which topics you want to work on and when.
- You will be provided with basic theoretical knowledge that you can reflect on directly with the help of specific instructions and exercises and apply in practice.
- You will learn with high-quality animated videos, audios, checklists, application tasks, many examples and illustrative situations.
Recommended for
Specialists and managers who use the Internet in their everyday work and want to consciously set their digital footprint.