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Who Uses Student Data?
Who Uses Student Data?
It is any personal information from name, date of birth, address, or student number and age is protected information. Anything that can identify your students is something that, under law is protected and should not be put on the internet unless it is through a vetted and protected tool or resources that has went through the proper channels.
It is any personal information from name, date of birth, address, or student number and age is protected information. Anything that can identify your students is something that, under law is protected and should not be put on the internet unless it is through a vetted and protected tool or resources that has went through the proper channels.
Student Privacy 101: for Parents & Students
Student Privacy 101: for Parents & Students
Before you use any digital tool in your classroom with your students. Please review these district rules for how to get digital tools and resources in the hands of the students. You want to make sure that your students are protected under the law while using not only the internet but any digital resources.
Before you use any digital tool in your classroom with your students. Please review these district rules for how to get digital tools and resources in the hands of the students. You want to make sure that your students are protected under the law while using not only the internet but any digital resources.
Teacher Created Lessons on Student Data Privacy & Security From Common Sense Media
Teacher Created Lessons on Student Data Privacy & Security From Common Sense Media
OBJECTIVES
Students will be able to:
Learn what technologies are being used to track our digital activities
View statistics about why companies collect information
Identify the important parts of a privacy policy
Learn strategies for protecting digital privacy
OBJECTIVES
My students will be able to define the "citizen".
My students will be able to define the "digital citizen".
A video about "Digital Citizenship Rules"
Narration of 8 digital citizenship topics:
What is privacy and security?
IT'S YOUR TURN
Creating one strong and one weak password for an important historical figure.
Analyzing a "How to create strong password" poster
OBJECTIVES
Define privacy in offline and online settings.
Explain the differences between sharing offline and sharing online.
Identify which types of personal information are safe and unsafe to share online.
Understand potential dangers of sharing too much personal information online.
Evaluate potential safety risks of online shared information.
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