This e-mail brings up some interesting points. I am interested to find out
how is everyone coping with data protection. In museum education, most of
our photos feature folk!! I always get the teacher's permission before
photographing school groups, but obviously this is now not up to scratch.
Are we at the stage where we need to send proformas out with booking forms
for each child to take home and get their parent/guardian's consent??
I'd welcome feedback/ advice on this one
Thanks
Elaine Addington
Education Officer
Tullie House
WWW.tulliehouse.co.uk
-----Original Message-----
From: Ian Edelman [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 05 December 2001 13:35
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Images from museums and galleries for NGfL poster
Just to remind you that data protection rules mean that if you
submit
images showing children/adults where they can be identified, that
you will
need to have the written permission from the people in the photos
for this
purpose, even if you have already obtained permission for use in
your
institution.
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