What data does Edpuzzle collect?

Edpuzzle collects students’ viewing history and quiz responses which teachers can view instantly. Students can create their own account, but can only tie that account to a class after they receive a unique code from their teacher.

Are there exceptions to FERPA?

Exceptions to Written Parental Consent Requirement Disclosures to organizations conducting studies for, or on behalf of, schools or districts to: Develop, validate, or administer predictive tests. Administer student aid programs. Improve instruction.

What student information is protected under FERPA?

What kinds of records are covered by FERPA? Any record that can be linked to a specific student, whether by name, by social security number, by student ID, or through any other kind of personally identifiable information (e.g., transcripts, financial records, assignments, etc.) is covered.

Can schools monitor your email?

Universities monitor emails to watch and report any suspicious or illegal activity and ensure appropriate and professional communication between students and staff. Private institutions can monitor emails to enforce student conduct.

Can I keep my Edpuzzles private?

Click the circular profile icon in the upper right-hand corner. Click on your name to access your profile. Click the “Settings” tab. Under “Privacy,” click “Private” to share edpuzzles with your students only.

Does Edpuzzle violate copyright?

EDPUZZLE HAS A ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICY AS TO COPYRIGHT VIOLATIONS and may terminate any user’s access to the service without notice for such infringements as explained in our Terms of Service.

Are student names protected by FERPA?

Does the California Department of Education keep records of student records?

The California Department of Education does not collect and/or store student transcripts, records, or cumulative files for students in California public schools. A California public school (K-12), contact the school directly.

Can the California Department of Education collect data using general “Asian” groups?

This law does not authorize the California Department of Education (CDE) to collect data using a general “Asian” group, and doing so would be contrary to Section 8310.5’s requirement to collect Asian subgroup data using “separate collection categories.”

Where can I find demographic data about a school in California?

The California Department of Education has demographic data about students, schools, districts, and education staff in the kindergarten through twelfth grade public school system on the California Basic Educational Data System (CBEDS) web page.

How do I get a copy of my California school records?

The California Department of Education does not collect and/or store student transcripts, records, or cumulative files for students in California public schools. To obtain records from: A California public school (K-12), contact the school directly.