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Student Privacy in the age of big data

This video explores the importance of student privacy in libraries and the implications of big data. It discusses relevant laws and resources, and provides practical actions for K-12 schools to protect student privacy.

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Student Privacy in the age of big data

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  1. Student Privacy in the age of big data Ann Ewbank Montana State University

  2. Student Privacy • https://youtu.be/BhymvuozoWk

  3. Why should librarians be concerned? In a library (physical or virtual), the right to privacy is the right to open inquiry without having the subject of one's interest examined or scrutinized by others. ... Rights to privacy and confidentiality also are implicit in the Library Bill of Rights' guarantee of free access to library resources for all users.

  4. HOUSE BILL NO. 619 INTRODUCED BY D. ZOLNIKOV, D. BEDEY, L. JONES (Transmitted to Governor 4/8/19) AN ACT ALLOWING THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION TO RELEASE STUDENT-LEVEL INFORMATION TO THE COMMISSIONER OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY UNDER LIMITED CIRCUMSTANCES AND WITH ASSURANCES THAT STUDENT DATA PRIVACY WILL BE MAINTAINED The Montana Constitution guarantees citizens both a right to know and a right to privacy. ... Article 2, Section 10 of the constitution states: “The right of individual privacy is essential to the well-being of a free society and shall not be infringed without the showing of a compelling state interest.”

  5. Google Classroom

  6. Intended for children under 13. • Collection or use of data is limited to product requirements. • Personal information is displayed publicly. • Users can interact with trusted users and/or students. • Notice is provided in the event of a data breach. • Parental consent is required.

  7. PBS Kids Video

  8. Intended for children under 13. • Collection or use of data is limited to product requirements. • Personal information is not displayed publicly. • Users can interact with trusted users and/or students. • Notice is provided in the event of a data breach. • Parental consent is required.

  9. Remind

  10. Intended for children under 13. • Collection or use of data is limited to product requirements. • Personal information is not displayed publicly. • Users can interact with trusted users and/or students. • Notice is provided in the event of a data breach. • Parental consent is required.

  11. ALA Privacy Checklist for K-12 Schools Priority 1 Actions Create internal library procedures to protect student privacy based on: • school policies related to privacy and confidentiality of student data, especially student circulation records and the use of library resources in all formats. • federal laws such as the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), and state privacy laws regarding library records. • ALA and AASL resources

  12. ALA Privacy Checklist for K-12 Schools Priority 2 Actions • Advocate within the school or district for protecting students’ privacy rights in learning management systems or other technologies that enable educators to monitor student reading and research habits. Assessment should not include monitoring how students use specific library materials and online resources as part of free inquiry and research. • Volunteer to serve on the school’s data governance committee. If one does not exist, advocate for its creation.

  13. ALA Privacy Checklist for K-12 Schools Priority 3 Actions • Work with school officials to incorporate privacy protections into RFP’s and resulting contracts. Discuss privacy concerns with digital resource and technology vendors, especially in regards to the school’s/library’s contracts with these vendors. • Ensure that all online transactions between client applications and server applications are encrypted. • Ensure that storage of personally identifiable student information is housed using encrypted storage.

  14. ✘     Not collect, maintain, use or share student personal information beyond that needed for authorized educational/school purposes, or as authorized by the parent/student. ✘     Not sell student personal information. ✘      Not use or disclose student information collected through an educational/school service (whether personal information or otherwise) for behavioral targeting of advertisements to students. ✘     Not build a personal profile of a student other than for supporting authorized educational/school purposes or as authorized by the parent/student.

  15. ✘     Not make material changes to school service provider consumer privacy policies without first providing prominent notice to the account holder(s) (i.e., the educational institution/agency, or the parent/student when the information is collected directly from the student with student/parent consent) and allowing them choices before data is used in any manner inconsistent with terms they were initially provided; and not make material changes to other policies or practices governing the use of student personal information that are inconsistent with contractual requirements. ✘     Not knowingly retain student personal information beyond the time period required to support the authorized educational/school purposes, or as authorized by the parent/student.

  16. ✔     Collect, use, share, and retain student personal information only for purposes for which we were authorized by the educational institution/agency, teacher or the parent/student. ✔      Disclose clearly in contracts or privacy policies, including in a manner easy for parents to understand, what types of student personal information we collect, if any, and the purposes for which the information we maintain is used or shared with third parties. ✔     Support access to and correction of student personally identifiable information by the student or their authorized parent, either by assisting the educational institution in meeting its requirements or directly when the information is collected directly from the student with student/parent consent.

  17. ✔     Maintain a comprehensive security program that is reasonably designed to protect the security, privacy, confidentiality, and integrity of student personal information against risks – such as unauthorized access or use, or unintended or inappropriate disclosure – through the use of administrative, technological, and physical safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the information. ✔     Require that our vendors with whom student personal information is shared in order to deliver the educational service, if any, are obligated to implement these same commitments for the given student personal information. ✔     Allow a successor entity to maintain the student personal information, in the case of our merger or acquisition by another entity, provided the successor entity is subject to these same commitments for the previously collected student personal information.

  18. Social Media • https://youtu.be/YEztyhevYlk

  19. Thank you! Questions?

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