Live, real-time access to school camera systems could improve police response to tragedies. But law-enforcement surveillance in public schools could also have negative consequences.
Do you still remember GDPR? Well certainly GDPR still remembers you:) Six months after the general brouhaha of GDPR legislation coming into effect and it […]
According to a new Project Tomorrow/iboss report, 71 percent of district administrators are concerned about the security of their networks.
The backlog of student-privacy complaints from parents goes back years, an audit found, and the department lacks basic controls and procedures.
The Office of the Chief Privacy Officer will be dismantled, and a new Privacy Policy Office will be responsible for technical assistance and FERPA enforcement.
A new toolkit from two advocacy organizations, Parent Coalition for Student Privacy and The Badass Teachers Association, aims to help educators deal with the world […]
The Future of Privacy Forum outlined seven big privacy questions that parents should ask their children's schools.
Instagram released a new guide for parents, but outside experts had different messages on what to know about privacy, identity, and healthy use of the […]
The widespread collection of sensitive information via ed tech, combined with often-weak cybersecurity protections in schools, is leaving students at risk, the FBI warned.
Some teachers are touting the classroom value of smart speakers and digital voice assistants, but concerns about privacy and instructional value abound.
Follow Ed Week's coverage of the International Society for Technology in Education, where 22,000 ed-tech enthusiasts will share tips on classroom implementation, data privacy, responding […]
From fake news to digital self-harm, a host of new online challenges has prompted the nonprofit group to update its widely used K-12 digital citizenship […]
